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As my husband put it, Beyonce is 'thick'. She's not fat, but she does not have the body to pull off that outfit. Plus that performance did not belong at the Superbowl. Different races may have different opinions on body size, but that is hardly racist.

Why did that performance not belong at the Super Bowl?

Isn't it obvious? Because this is a once a year sporting event that is watched by the entire family - including young kids. At the risk of sounding like a prude, I don't want to watch a sexually suggestive performance in that venue (and that's putting it mildly) and I sure as hell don't think it's appropriate for kids to see. There's a time and a place, and that was not the time or the place. Frankly, if you can't sing without hypersexualizing your performance, then you don't belong on the stage - any stage - least of all at the Superbowl.

+1 Yet so many people wonder why middle school kids are "grinding" at school dances and wearing suggestive clothing.

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand the hate on Lady Gaga. Sure she's eccentric, but woman is solid. She has an incredible, real voice. She knows how to play a variety of instruments quite well. There's incredible raw talent behind the costumes.

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Anonymous wrote:Those are "strong as hell" thighs, not "fat" thighs. Only a person with zero fitness would confuse the two.

I think she looks thick, not fit. And definitely not "strong as hell" But she always has. Harder to photoshop live tv.

I'd love to see you dance like Beyonce and see how your wimpy leg muscles hold up with those moves - you'd quiver and collapse in 15 seconds, would be my guess. Seriously hon, you know nothing about legs and fitness. Go back to your carb and gluten counting.

I dunno, my last marathon at 3:35 I felt pretty strong and fit. I was baiting you.... it worked.

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Anonymous wrote:Those are "strong as hell" thighs, not "fat" thighs. Only a person with zero fitness would confuse the two.

I think she looks thick, not fit. And definitely not "strong as hell" But she always has. Harder to photoshop live tv.

I'd love to see you dance like Beyonce and see how your wimpy leg muscles hold up with those moves - you'd quiver and collapse in 15 seconds, would be my guess. Seriously hon, you know nothing about legs and fitness. Go back to your carb and gluten counting.

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Anonymous wrote:Those are "strong as hell" thighs, not "fat" thighs. Only a person with zero fitness would confuse the two.

I think she looks thick, not fit. And definitely not "strong as hell" But she always has. Harder to photoshop live tv.

Anonymous wrote:Those are "strong as hell" thighs, not "fat" thighs. Only a person with zero fitness would confuse the two.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't recognize her at all and was wondering who this person was because the singing was plain.

Were you watching a different channel?

This was one of the best superbowl national anthems since Whitney Houston.

It was gorgeous.

+1 I thought so, too! (although nobody can out-sing Whitney Houston)

No one can top Whitney but Gaga's was my favorite since the Dixie Chicks did it. Look it up on YouTube, it was incredible.

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As my husband put it, Beyonce is 'thick'. She's not fat, but she does not have the body to pull off that outfit. Plus that performance did not belong at the Superbowl. Different races may have different opinions on body size, but that is hardly racist.

Why did that performance not belong at the Super Bowl?

Isn't it obvious? Because this is a once a year sporting event that is watched by the entire family - including young kids. At the risk of sounding like a prude, I don't want to watch a sexually suggestive performance in that venue (and that's putting it mildly) and I sure as hell don't think it's appropriate for kids to see. There's a time and a place, and that was not the time or the place. Frankly, if you can't sing without hypersexualizing your performance, then you don't belong on the stage - any stage - least of all at the Superbowl.

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Anonymous wrote:Beyonce is super fat!

Said no one ever.

Yes many people are saying it. Her thighs are huge. she should cover them up.

Yes, Ms. Toothpick, if you say so.

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Here is a picture. It's easier to tell here that she's the same old LG.

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As my husband put it, Beyonce is 'thick'. She's not fat, but she does not have the body to pull off that outfit. Plus that performance did not belong at the Superbowl. Different races may have different opinions on body size, but that is hardly racist.

Why did that performance not belong at the Super Bowl?

Isn't it obvious? Because this is a once a year sporting event that is watched by the entire family - including young kids. At the risk of sounding like a prude, I don't want to watch a sexually suggestive performance in that venue (and that's putting it mildly) and I sure as hell don't think it's appropriate for kids to see. There's a time and a place, and that was not the time or the place. Frankly, if you can't sing without hypersexualizing your performance, then you don't belong on the stage - any stage - least of all at the Superbowl.

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Anonymous wrote:Beyonce is super fat!

Said no one ever.

Yes many people are saying it. Her thighs are huge. she should cover them up.