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Christopher Boan writes for BetTennessee.com and has been covering sports and sports betting for more than seven years, with experience at ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.
Tennessee’s Top Holiday Searches
With Christmas arriving in just over two weeks, it’s high time for Americans from coast to coast to hit the worldwide web in search of everything from last-minute presents to entertainment ideas, which is why Tennessee’s year-end search interest scores surrounding holiday queries run the gamut of pop culture subjects.
Whether it be queries related to Christmas cards, Christmas parades or Christmas films, residents of the Volunteer State are hitting Google to make sure their year-end plans are fulfilled, which inspired us to see which topics are the most popular on the world’s largest search engine.
Utilizing Google Trends, BetTennessee.com - home to all news around Tennessee sports betting - analyzed the most popular searches of Tennessee residents by looking at the search results of the topic “Christmas” over the last 30 days (November 10th to December 10th).
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Top Christmas Searches of Tennessee Residents
Rank | Search Result |
1 | “Shutterfly Christmas Cards” |
2 | “Knoxville Christmas Parade 2024” |
3 | “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” |
4 | “I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas” |
5 | “Sabrina Carpenter Christmas Special” |
6 | “Shadrack’s Christmas Wonderland” |
7 | “Live Christmas Trees Near Me” |
8 | “Jack Black Christmas Movie” |
9 | “Lindsay Lohan Christmas Movie” |
10 | “What Do I Want For Christmas” |
At the top of the list in Tennessee this year has to do with Christmas cards, with the search query “Shutterfly Christmas Card” ranking atop the state’s list of the most Googled phrases during the month-long period in question. Given the anxiety that comes from not having a solid Christmas card in hand, it’s understandable that many Volunteer State residents are hitting Google in droves to come up with a last-minute solution, while Tennessee’s other top search queries involve a Christmas parade in Knoxville and a host of holiday-related songs and movies.
That’s because the query “Knoxville Christmas Parade 2024” was the second-most popular Google search during the month in question, beating out “How The Grinch Stole Christmas,” which was third statewide, while “I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas” was No. 4 in Tennessee this year.
Rounding out the Tennessee holiday search query list were things like “Sabrina Carpenter Christmas Special,” “Shadrack’s Christmas Wonderland,” “Live Christmas Trees Near Me,” “Jack Black Christmas Movies,” “Lindsay Lohan Christmas Movie” and “What Do I Want For Christmas” — capturing how wide-ranging Google searches can be during the heart of holiday season.
Based on the rankings in Tennessee this year, it seems like Volunteer State residents should get cranking on their Christmas cards for the year, as it’s clear based on search interest scores that locals are taking their sweet time sending out holiday messages to friends and family members.
Also of interest: Do Tennessee Locals Prefer a Real or Artificial Christmas Tree?
USA Today photo by Taya Gray/The Desert Sun.
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