Chicago Bears fans are turning to an unconventional method to guarantee their team's success: witchcraft.
A niche group of devoted supporters has taken to casting spells in the hopes that they will bring about a win for the team, despite the results being far from consistent. Amanda 'Mandy' Marron, aka "The Bears Witch," is leading this movement with her TikTok videos, where she sets up altars and casts victory spells for each game.
These spells are made up of various items including Malört, incense, celery salt, cloves, and a single bay leaf, which Marron lights to set her intentions. According to her, the key to the spell's success lies in her intention, which she believes must be positive, as casting spells against teams will not work.
Fans like Natalie Bruner, who recently purchased an Etsy spell for $18, have taken to buying magic solutions online hoping that their team will succeed. Despite the questionable results, they remain hopeful and believe that the spells are having a tangible impact on their team's performance.
The Bears' record of 11 wins and 4 losses since Marron began casting her spells is nothing short of miraculous, with many fans attributing this success to her witchcraft. However, skeptics argue that these results may be due to chance rather than any real effect from the spells.
Regardless of its validity, "The Bears Witch" has become an unlikely figurehead for the team's devoted fanbase, spreading positivity and good vibes through her social media channels and casting a spell that seems to bring them good luck.
A niche group of devoted supporters has taken to casting spells in the hopes that they will bring about a win for the team, despite the results being far from consistent. Amanda 'Mandy' Marron, aka "The Bears Witch," is leading this movement with her TikTok videos, where she sets up altars and casts victory spells for each game.
These spells are made up of various items including Malört, incense, celery salt, cloves, and a single bay leaf, which Marron lights to set her intentions. According to her, the key to the spell's success lies in her intention, which she believes must be positive, as casting spells against teams will not work.
Fans like Natalie Bruner, who recently purchased an Etsy spell for $18, have taken to buying magic solutions online hoping that their team will succeed. Despite the questionable results, they remain hopeful and believe that the spells are having a tangible impact on their team's performance.
The Bears' record of 11 wins and 4 losses since Marron began casting her spells is nothing short of miraculous, with many fans attributing this success to her witchcraft. However, skeptics argue that these results may be due to chance rather than any real effect from the spells.
Regardless of its validity, "The Bears Witch" has become an unlikely figurehead for the team's devoted fanbase, spreading positivity and good vibes through her social media channels and casting a spell that seems to bring them good luck.
so these fans are buying into all this witchcraft stuff just because it's 'miraculous' their team is doing well? meanwhile, the bears have been playing decent football for years without some random chick on tiktok casting spells 
and can we talk about how ridiculous it is that they're spending $18 on a spell from Etsy? 
idk what's more cringeworthy, the fans thinking it'll work or mandy the witch's whole setup... anyway, i guess if it's not breaking the bank or offending anyone's sensibilities then go for it 
. And $18 for an Etsy spell? Yeah, that's just crazy talk 
. I'm not convinced by the skeptics' "it's just luck" argument either - if it works, it works! Maybe Marron's got some sorta intangible X factor going on. Either way, she's definitely become a meme and a symbol of team spirit 
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vibe she's got going on! 
, and fans are totally buying into it 
. Like, who wouldn't wanna believe in a little magic 
to guarantee their team's success? 
It's all about positive vibes and good energy, right? 
I'm not gonna lie, her record is pretty wild 
, but maybe it's just the placebo effect 
?
️ myself, but hey, if it works for them, right? 
It's all about spreading positivity and good vibes in the community 
. And let's be real, who doesn't love a good Etsy shopping spree online 
Worth it, though! 
Love her enthusiasm and dedication to her craft 
. She's got that special something 
.
. Maybe 'The Bears Witch' should just start a reality TV show or something... 
... I mean, I love the Bears and all, but like, isn't it just superstition? You know, people still use horoscopes and stuff for fun, right? And have you tried those spicy Malört hot sauces from Chicago? Best in the world! I put 'em on everything 
! The Bears' record might be up for debate, but I think it's cool that fans are getting creative with their superstitions... even if it's just for fun 
. Maybe the real magic was in believing all along 
. 11 wins and 4 losses? That's hardly miraculous if you ask me. It's just a small sample size of games, and there are plenty of other factors at play that we can't control (weather, injuries, refs...). So, yeah, I think it's cool that Marron's spreading positivity and good vibes, but let's not get carried away with the magic