Why can't twerking die already?

Anonymous wrote:The whole show was tacky and low class. BB was fine, but the show part was awful.

This is what happened when you don’t understand PR’s culture.

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Anonymous wrote:5,000,000 watch the ALL AMERICAN HALF TIME SHOW.
NFL SHOW US YOUR RATINGS NOW
LET COMPARE

Ok, Marge. That's nice. Bad Bunny has been Spotify's number one streaming artist for four years. The other show was begging people to stream their diversion on multiple devices because they thought it would boost their ratings.

Yep it's been a nice four years of hearing him rapping about how many types of women gave him head and telling us the size of his DIC

Are you this outraged over ALL the musical artists who sing about this kind of stuff?

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NFL SHOW US YOUR RATINGS NOW
LET COMPARE

Ok, Marge. That's nice. Bad Bunny has been Spotify's number one streaming artist for four years. The other show was begging people to stream their diversion on multiple devices because they thought it would boost their ratings.

Yep it's been a nice four years of hearing him rapping about how many types of women gave him head and telling us the size of his DIC

I mean a lot of us are tired of a POTUS bragging about grabbing women by the pussy and raping kids. And his base supporting him for those things.

I don't speak Spanish, but I could still understand that Benito's performance was pure joy, positivity, and fun. Those are universal languages.

Anonymous wrote:So may references to the resilience of the Puerto Rican people and unity for all of America- every single country in North and South America. 🇵🇷

Every country in the Americas is already unified against the United States, so not too much more unity is needed.

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Anonymous wrote:Never heard of Bad Bunny.

how embarrassing for you

Oh please, most people who don’t listen to Latino music had never heard of him.

Tell me you don’t know he’s the most streamed artist globally without telling me.

I am not upset that he was the halftime show. I understand this was a business move for the NFL to broaden the appeal. But the fact remains that I have never heard of him.

Good luck NFL. You’ll never compare to real football.

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Anonymous wrote:So may references to the resilience of the Puerto Rican people and unity for all of America- every single country in North and South America. 🇵🇷

Not Brazil. Just the Spanish speaking countries.

He 100% shouted out Brasil, I heard it. And as a Brasilian, it was meaningful to me. And as he walked off the parade of people carrying flags behind him included a man with a Brasilian flag.

he was shouting out all countries "in america" THAT WAS HIS POINT. Listen to the lead in.

💯 💯💯💯 he was shouting out the entirety of Las Americas from north to south

really cool. I am sure you Canadians were pretty syched.

Yes!! True North, Strong and Free!!!

Anonymous wrote:The way I sobbed when he gave the little boy (not Liam) his Grammy. The power of that image for Latino children! And then when he was speaking directly to camera saying that I’m here because I never gave up on myself, don’t ever let anyone tell you can’t live your dreams. THIS MAN!
What a way to use his platform. I’m so proud of his choices with this performance. LOVED IT!!
-Latina who grew up never seeing this kind of representation

Wait, what? The Latin Grammys have existed since 2000. You’ve never noticed?

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Anonymous wrote:5,000,000 watch the ALL AMERICAN HALF TIME SHOW.
NFL SHOW US YOUR RATINGS NOW
LET COMPARE

Ok, Marge. That's nice. Bad Bunny has been Spotify's number one streaming artist for four years. The other show was begging people to stream their diversion on multiple devices because they thought it would boost their ratings.

Yep it's been a nice four years of hearing him rapping about how many types of women gave him head and telling us the size of his DIC

The performance and all the cameos were awesome. Jessica Alba, Pedro Pascal, Ricky Martin & Bad Bunny himself are 🔥. Lady Gaga was fab too.

Between the Olympians who are speaking up on a daily basis in Cortina, JD Vance getting the boos, the Canadian gay hockey show that has taken over the world as the most in-demand TV series, and Bad Bunny tonight, Trump must be livid. Love that for him!

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Anonymous wrote:I never saw Bad Bunny before. Thought it was a great show. Great setup, great sets. Very interesting. I usually go do something else during halftime. This I watched.

If he grabbed his crotch, that I missed. But how are the usual titsnass costumes better?

He didn't grab his crotch. His hand was in the area though. I did mention this to my DD and said people will have a field day.

I think it is a natural movement, but what do i know. I agree he should have been more aware. Unlike some other super bowl performers (hi, JLO), I don't think at ALL his vibe was to be super sexual. At all.

His regular music videos are tamer than this performance was, I've seen several and there's no twerking and the women are more clothed.

I feel like the Superbowl production people must encourage the big groups of underclothed female dancers who are grinding it out. It seems like every year they have that, even when it's not something that really is typical of the performer. I thought the dancers were good, but it is always a bit much. It was just the women in the matching grey-beige costumes -- I wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't in charge of those costumes or that choreography. The rest of it seemed more typical of his stuff.

Anonymous wrote:I loved the bit in the wedding portion with some kid asleep on chairs because the party has gone so long.

I think that's also in his Nueva Yol video, which is a fun video to watch.

I'm a middle aged white (gringa) lady and I thought it was the best half-time show I've ever seen (Gaga was probably my second favorite ever.) Music was amazing, staging was amazing, cameos were amazing, and the story was really inspiring and positive.

I do agree that we don't need all the sexy twerking at these half time shows, but recognize that the ship sailed on that decades ago. Actually, it was the Victoria Secret's ads during the Super Bowl in the 1990s that really broke down the wall of "family friendly" viewing in favor of sexy-sexy. So we can thank Les Wexler for normalizing that, as well as for creating the monster that was Jeffrey E.

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Anonymous wrote:I never saw Bad Bunny before. Thought it was a great show. Great setup, great sets. Very interesting. I usually go do something else during halftime. This I watched.

If he grabbed his crotch, that I missed. But how are the usual titsnass costumes better?

He didn't grab his crotch. His hand was in the area though. I did mention this to my DD and said people will have a field day.

I think it is a natural movement, but what do i know. I agree he should have been more aware. Unlike some other super bowl performers (hi, JLO), I don't think at ALL his vibe was to be super sexual. At all.

His regular music videos are tamer than this performance was, I've seen several and there's no twerking and the women are more clothed.