That was horrible! I wasted 45 seconds of my life! Forget the weekend. How about "red suit guy that isn't Santa clause". No too long to say, never mind.
Eh, the halftime show music was sorta like music at the club: didn’t really care about it; didn’t really listen to it.
Too bad the game was a blow out.
This is truth. Different ages. Different ethnicities. His stuff is an easy win if you need something to listen to when the dancers are around. For now at least. Something else will come along.
The music industry has changed. There’s few new artists today who have universal appeal and hit after hit everyone hears on the radio, like the Beatles, Supremes or Elton John.
They all have their niche audience. I couldn’t name one “the Weekend” song. Beyoncé? The “put a ring on it” song and that’s it. Naturally it’s hard to get into music you never even heard before and the queer choreography and piped in cheering doesn’t help.
Verdict - halftime show is a good time to eat and do other things before the 2nd half begins.
I was a little underwhelmed by the halftime show, too. Not every year can be Shakira shaking her ass and JLo on a stripper pole. But the Weeknd did have his biggest hit last year, and if you stuck around and for the closer have probably heard that 80's style riff somewhere. From a Detroit News article:
"And then of course there was closer 'Blinding Lights,' the worldwide smash that has set a record for longest-running Top 10 hit in history. (It's currently the No. 3 song in America, 14 months after its release.)"
Yesterday's halftime show was terrible, which is too bad because I like Weeknd's tunes and consider him very talented.
By far the best halftime performance I've seen in past 20 years was Bruno Mars (the one he headlined, not the one he popped into with Coldplay), except for the part when the Chili Peppers stepped in for a song.
The halftime show has been consistently horrible for years, it's purely a result of arrogance on the part of whoever is booking the acts. This latest edition was simply unwatchable, the Weekend looked like Buckwheat from the Little Rascals, and just can't sing worth shit.
It seems to me like the last 15 years has been the entertainment industry pushing pop bands on a fan base who aren't primarily pop listeners. I've never even heard of The Weekend but I know who Trace Adkins is.
For the last 6-months I’ve been avoiding most TV-programming due to the woke/social-justice virtue-signaling – I haven’t watched any NBA either last-season nor this-season; and I didn’t start watching the NFL till about week-10 b/c curiosity got the best of me and I wanted to see how Tua was doing w/ the Dolphins (and even then I didn’t find the games that interesting till the conference championship games).
Thus on Super Bowl Sunday I assumed I was gonna get some social-justice shit shoved down my throat thus I avoided watching anything pre-game (and just watched a little-bit of the post-game coverage on CBS); and also avoided watching the halftime show in case it was gonna be some “stop systemic racism” woke-fest– I actually recorded the game and started watching it about 2 hours after it started so I could fast-forward thru the commercials and avoid any social-justice-signaling.
>Interesting side note: I didn't realize they had artificial turf all the way back then.
I don't think they actually had much grass either. A lot of painted dirt. I just watched the 82 NFC championship game of Dallas at Washington and Sumerall made a comment about the whole field being green painted dirt. Also just watched an NFL Films show called "End of an Era 1968-70" and at the beginning they talk about the new astro turf and have film of it's first installation in Philadelphia's Franklin Field. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMKVLx6K…
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Too bad the game was a blow out.
This is truth. Different ages. Different ethnicities. His stuff is an easy win if you need something to listen to when the dancers are around. For now at least. Something else will come along.
that dude probably is snorting that shit up with one hit from the left titty to the right at this moment at that 2001 odyssey upstairs spaceship.
They all have their niche audience. I couldn’t name one “the Weekend” song. Beyoncé? The “put a ring on it” song and that’s it. Naturally it’s hard to get into music you never even heard before and the queer choreography and piped in cheering doesn’t help.
Verdict - halftime show is a good time to eat and do other things before the 2nd half begins.
"And then of course there was closer 'Blinding Lights,' the worldwide smash that has set a record for longest-running Top 10 hit in history. (It's currently the No. 3 song in America, 14 months after its release.)"
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/entert…
By far the best halftime performance I've seen in past 20 years was Bruno Mars (the one he headlined, not the one he popped into with Coldplay), except for the part when the Chili Peppers stepped in for a song.
The headline was - The Weeknd is the first African American artist to headline a Super Bowl halftime show since 2019.
I guess there was a brutal year gap! Maybe a two year gap would have been better - as his performance wasn’t very exciting.
I think he dated Belle Hadid? The quiet Hadid sister.
Anyone watch the Miley Cyrus pregame jerk fest?
https://youtu.be/WMbhByFHHQ4?t=7167
Interesting side note: I didn't realize they had artificial turf all the way back then.
Thus on Super Bowl Sunday I assumed I was gonna get some social-justice shit shoved down my throat thus I avoided watching anything pre-game (and just watched a little-bit of the post-game coverage on CBS); and also avoided watching the halftime show in case it was gonna be some “stop systemic racism” woke-fest– I actually recorded the game and started watching it about 2 hours after it started so I could fast-forward thru the commercials and avoid any social-justice-signaling.
I don't think they actually had much grass either. A lot of painted dirt. I just watched the 82 NFC championship game of Dallas at Washington and Sumerall made a comment about the whole field being green painted dirt. Also just watched an NFL Films show called "End of an Era 1968-70" and at the beginning they talk about the new astro turf and have film of it's first installation in Philadelphia's Franklin Field. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMKVLx6K…