But it wasn't because the viewer has an infatuation with giant green highway signs.
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Take a close look.
You might have noticed Delaware is missing one of its two "A's."
The Delaware Department of Transportation says it was made aware of the contractor's spelling error.
The "Delware Ave" sign has since been covered while DelDOT awaits the corrected version.
Typos and misspellings happen to the best of us, hence our 'report-a-typo' link.
But the I-95 error brings to mind a few other misspellings that got people talking.
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A misspelling of the word "school" on the crosswalk outside a Florida school in 2019 had people doing a doubletake.
The "H" and first "O" were swapped, creating the word "scohol."
"It's not a good thing when you misspell school. It's not a good look at all," one person said.
Misspelled school crosswalk leaves people shaking their heads
Prior to its opening, the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino was trying to find its rhythm - or at least the correct spelling of rhythm.
The word was misspelled as "rhythem" on the rhythm and treble switch on a 30-foot-tall replica guitar.
Hard Rock officials said the typo was corrected by removing the extra vinyl letter.
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A road sign outside San Diego made drivers stop in their tracks, if they could understand what it read.
In Lemon Grove, a contractor misspelled the word "STOP" on the asphalt, reversing the last two letters.
The "STPO" sign was quickly repainted.
Misspelled stop sign near San Diego spelled 'STPO'
When it comes to misspellings, the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs showed how to turn typographical lemons into lemonade.
"When I was placing an order for t-shirts, the autocorrect on my phone took Iron Pigs to Iron Pugs," explained Kurt Landes, the President and General Manager of the team.
There was no turning back. The shirts were made and the team decided to have an "Iron Pugs" night.
"I think we take ownership of our mistakes and this is an opportunity to poke fun at ourselves," Landes said.
Iron Pigs become 'Pugs' because of typo
And then there was that time a member of an NFL grounds crew fumbled the spelling of the Kansas City team's name while painting in the end zone.
Yes, that last one was a classic commercial. But, hopefully, the DelDOT contractor behind the I-95 sign found a chocolate bar to enjoy, too, while working on the updated version.