Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Early and mid-40s crowd here, thought it was kind of tired.

+1

All of the commercials are targeting our generation too. I guess bc us 40+yr olds have the disposable income the advertisers are seeking?

Crypto isn't aimed at y'all.

Thank you for this 🤣🤣

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Early and mid-40s crowd here, thought it was kind of tired.

+1

All of the commercials are targeting our generation too. I guess bc us 40+yr olds have the disposable income the advertisers are seeking?

Crypto isn't aimed at y'all.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here come the prison jumpsuits.

WTF was with those outfits?

That and the skany ho outfits in the Fiddy Cent song. Not a great representation of black culture

The dancers were more covered than JLo.

Here's my hot takes:

Wtf was with the room of fat cheerleaders?
Fiddy got fat and doughy!
Snoop was tryna upstage Dre and was loving all the airtime he got.
Mary Js hair was tragic, but I love her anyway.
Eminem lipped synced, as they all did. Em got the loudest crowd response. I was laughing, thinking the cheers were coming from a place of "a white person!" Lol

How does Snoop stay sooo skinn-e?

Why are all these black artists performing for the NFL after Colin Kaepernick and the new discrimination lawsuit? Am I the only one thinking about this? Maybe it's because I just listened to a podcast about the Miami dolphins guy suing.

Anonymous wrote:Early and mid-40s crowd here, thought it was kind of tired.

+1

All of the commercials are targeting our generation too. I guess bc us 40+yr olds have the disposable income the advertisers are seeking?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought it was fantastic. Some people will criticize anything just to be contrary.

Nope. People have different tastes.

Nope. Ppl will criticize anything and claim it’s bc of different taste.

I loved it. Much better than what I remember from recent years.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow. That show will go down as the most boring halftime show in history. Eminem was the only one who moved the crowd with his on point and popular anthem.

Mary J has a million other songs she could have picked.

This half time show wasn’t for you. It was for black culture.

That's what that was?

Duh.

I don’t really listen to any of these artists, but I thought it was entertaining.

Anonymous wrote:Mary J should have done "Real Love" or
"I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By.”

And I would have loved to see LL Cool J and/or Queen Latifah on stage.

Kendrick Lamar? 50 Cent? They didn’t bring anything.

It wasn’t a 90s medley. It’s was a Dr Dre production. Neither LL or Queen are with Dr Dre.

Anonymous wrote:I thought it was fantastic. Some people will criticize anything just to be contrary.

Nope. People have different tastes.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow. That show will go down as the most boring halftime show in history. Eminem was the only one who moved the crowd with his on point and popular anthem.

Mary J has a million other songs she could have picked.

This half time show wasn’t for you. It was for black culture.

That's what that was?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here come the prison jumpsuits.

WTF was with those outfits?

That and the skany ho outfits in the Fiddy Cent song. Not a great representation of black culture

Early and mid-40s crowd here, thought it was kind of tired.