Super Bowl LX - FOOD, ADS, HALFTIME SHOW

ZenMode said:
The halftime show was the best one I've seen. Only Dre and Eminem's came close. I didn't understand more than 1% of what he was saying, but the show itself was great.
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Yeah, that was a hell of a performance/show. I’ve never really listened to Bad Bunny and I cannot say I’m a fan of his music (though I do love a lot of Latin music and Cuban jazz, so there were parts of the musical aspect I appreciated, particularly when they brought out he horns), but the presentation was a blast.
 
takingAdookie said:
Sorry I still don't get it and I don't know any Hispanic that watches the NFL, but I'm isolated in Chatham Co. I would think the Hispanic population that does watch the NFL is very small overall. It was an entertaining performance, but I wouldn't consider it music. It's just something else to divide our country even more and by the looks of it this morning that's exactly what it is doing.
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“It was an entertaining performance”

You could have stopped there, but you had to show us who you really are.

I don’t want to hear any Trump supporter ever talk about “dividing our country.” The divisions in this country have been sown by Donald Trump. Period. Full stop.
 
aGDevil2k said:
It's like the best of shitty options by and large.

Super bowl ads are not what they used to be
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Super Bowl ads have been awful for a long time. They rely too heavily on celebrity appearances and pop culture references, but otherwise have no meat too them.
 
takingAdookie said:
It's just something else to divide our country even more and by the looks of it this morning that's exactly what it is doing.
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Booking a halftime musician with 114 billion Spotify streams and fresh off 6 Grammy nominations and 3 Grammy wins, including Album of the Year is divisive? The guy preaching love and togetherness ("Together, we are America," "The only thing more powerful than hate is love") during the performance was divisive?

I'd train my sights on the culture warriors telling people there is reason to be outraged.

I'm no Bad Bunny fan, couldn't tell you a single song, but this is a silly "controversy." The messages of division are coming from exactly one group of people.
 
takingAdookie said:
Sorry I still don't get it and I don't know any Hispanic that watches the NFL, but I'm isolated in Chatham Co. I would think the Hispanic population that does watch the NFL is very small overall. It was an entertaining performance, but I wouldn't consider it music. It's just something else to divide our country even more and by the looks of it this morning that's exactly what it is doing.
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Ohhhh so this is what is meant by "Deep Chatham"
 
takingAdookie said:
Sorry I still don't get it and I don't know any Hispanic that watches the NFL, but I'm isolated in Chatham Co. I would think the Hispanic population that does watch the NFL is very small overall. It was an entertaining performance, but I wouldn't consider it music. It's just something else to divide our country even more and by the looks of it this morning that's exactly what it is doing.
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You fucks live for "dividing" the nation. If not this you would have found something else.

This is such a shallow and ignorant take on your part.

Be better.
 
TangledUpInBlue06 said:
Booking a halftime musician with 114 billion Spotify streams and fresh off 6 Grammy nominations and 3 Grammy wins, including Album of the Year is divisive? The guy preaching love and togetherness ("Together, we are America," "The only thing more powerful than hate is love") during the performance was divisive?

I'd train my sights on the culture warriors telling people there is reason to be outraged.

I'm no Bad Bunny fan, couldn't tell you a single song, but this is a silly "controversy." The messages of division are coming from exactly one group of people.
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The people calling it divisive are those that think America is a white, Christian, English-mandatory nation. OR, they know it isn't and that's what they want.

They also probably love to go out for Taco Tuesday and don't see the hypocrisy
 
takingAdookie said:
Sorry I still don't get it and I don't know any Hispanic that watches the NFL, but I'm isolated in Chatham Co. I would think the Hispanic population that does watch the NFL is very small overall. It was an entertaining performance, but I wouldn't consider it music. It's just something else to divide our country even more and by the looks of it this morning that's exactly what it is doing.
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Wow, you do realize there is an entire spectrum of wonderful music outside of what appears to be your limited exposure.

What do you consider good music? That was great music, great beat, easy to listen to, etc.


And this isn't dividing the country. The maga idiots that didn't know Puerto Rico is a territory, that the artist is a citizen, and that most other countries speak multiple languages, they are the division. They are so scared of any person that isn't just like them that they can't enjoy the diversity in life.
 
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aGDevil2k said:
The people calling it divisive are those that think America is a white, Christian, English-mandatory nation. OR, they know it isn't and that's what they want.

They also probably love to go out for Taco Tuesday and don't see the hypocrisy
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The people that wanted a separate half time show are the people that wanted separate water fountains and bathrooms.
 
TangledUpInBlue06 said:
Booking a halftime musician with 114 billion Spotify streams and fresh off 6 Grammy nominations and 3 Grammy wins, including Album of the Year is divisive? The guy preaching love and togetherness ("Together, we are America," "The only thing more powerful than hate is love") during the performance was divisive?

I'd train my sights on the culture warriors telling people there is reason to be outraged.

I'm no Bad Bunny fan, couldn't tell you a single song, but this is a silly "controversy." The messages of division are coming from exactly one group of people.
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Exactly my thoughts. It is only divisive if we let it / want it to be. Honestly, I haven't liked the last few halftime shows, but I'm not getting all over social media bitching moaning about it. I just didn't watch. Those shows featured extremely popular acts that I don't particularly like. It is as simple as that. The division starts when people start claiming that the show is somehow morally inferior or un-American. Folks who don't like the show should certainly tune in to something else, but damn, STFU about how much you hate it and how un-American it is. I mean, people have sped past "grumpy old man" status straight to hateful bigot.

Incidentally, I don't know much about Bad Bunny, so I sampled some of his stuff on Spotify and I didn't really care for it. But damn, the halftime show was great. I enjoyed the Latin music and the show - the wedding, the trees, the street scene and presentation of the Grammy.
 
takingAdookie said:
Sorry I still don't get it and I don't know any Hispanic that watches the NFL, but I'm isolated in Chatham Co. I would think the Hispanic population that does watch the NFL is very small overall. It was an entertaining performance, but I wouldn't consider it music. It's just something else to divide our country even more and by the looks of it this morning that's exactly what it is doing.
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I don’t think people would see it as divisive except they were told it would be divisive. I didn’t see anything divisive in the actual performance, just in the MAGAs declaring it to be divisive long before the Super Bowl was even played.
 
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