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Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

It was a visual disaster. Total chaos.

Anonymous wrote:I’m hoping next year will be pitbull since it’s in Miami.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the staging and the choreography were all fine. My gripe is with Bad Bunny as a performer. His fame and the quality of his voice do not match. He's a terrible singer. Especially compared to prior performers.

Regardless of musical preferences, everyone can see the talent with Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Shakira, and so on. Bad Bunny can't hop with those artists. He is very mediocre as a singer and I remain baffled by his popularity. Marketing and Puerto Rican pride only goes so far. Typically you have to bring the goods. And Bad Bunny doesn't.

Look at the music critic quisling, everyone! Lots of past halftime show performers are bad singers. For example: Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, even Kid Rock (Yes, Kid Rock performed at an actual Super Bowl halftime show once, before he became a caricature of an anti-American shitheel).

You do know Lady Gaga performed in that show yesterday, right?

They might not because she was unrecognizable.

She changes her look every time she performs!

She’s another victim of Ozempic.

No, she has fibromyalgia and other major health issues. Don't speculate about people's health when you don't know anything.

She also has Ozempic face

No she doesn't. And if you look at photos from the event, her collarbones and shoulder bones aren't sticking out either. Not that her body is any of our business.

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Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

It was a visual disaster. Total chaos.

I don’t even know anything that bad bunny sings and certainly didn’t understand the show being in Spanish, but I thought it was a visually stunning show as well. It was very different than anything in the past.

And I understood the message about it being entirely in Spanish. If it were normal times, I’d say the Super Bowl is an annoying time to make political statements, but Trump and his admin are monsters so I actually think it was brave of bad bunny to use this platform to send a message.

The message you are oblivious to is you Dems are at historical lows in terms of popularity.

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Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

+100. Loved the twerking. Got my juices going. -60 yo woman

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Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

It was a visual disaster. Total chaos.

I don’t even know anything that bad bunny sings and certainly didn’t understand the show being in Spanish, but I thought it was a visually stunning show as well. It was very different than anything in the past.

And I understood the message about it being entirely in Spanish. If it were normal times, I’d say the Super Bowl is an annoying time to make political statements, but Trump and his admin are monsters so I actually think it was brave of bad bunny to use this platform to send a message.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the staging and the choreography were all fine. My gripe is with Bad Bunny as a performer. His fame and the quality of his voice do not match. He's a terrible singer. Especially compared to prior performers.

Regardless of musical preferences, everyone can see the talent with Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Shakira, and so on. Bad Bunny can't hop with those artists. He is very mediocre as a singer and I remain baffled by his popularity. Marketing and Puerto Rican pride only goes so far. Typically you have to bring the goods. And Bad Bunny doesn't.

Look at the music critic quisling, everyone! Lots of past halftime show performers are bad singers. For example: Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, even Kid Rock (Yes, Kid Rock performed at an actual Super Bowl halftime show once, before he became a caricature of an anti-American shitheel).

You do know Lady Gaga performed in that show yesterday, right?

They might not because she was unrecognizable.

She changes her look every time she performs!

She’s another victim of Ozempic.

No, she has fibromyalgia and other major health issues. Don't speculate about people's health when you don't know anything.

She also has Ozempic face

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Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

It was a visual disaster. Total chaos.

I don’t even know anything that bad bunny sings and certainly didn’t understand the show being in Spanish, but I thought it was a visually stunning show as well. It was very different than anything in the past.

And I understood the message about it being entirely in Spanish. If it were normal times, I’d say the Super Bowl is an annoying time to make political statements, but Trump and his admin are monsters so I actually think it was brave of bad bunny to use this platform to send a message.

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Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

It was a visual disaster. Total chaos.

Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

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Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

It was a visual disaster. Total chaos.

Anonymous wrote:One thing I really loved about this performance is it offered joy, love and playfulness that we are so desperately missing these days. And it was visually stunning - very impressive. The collective effect was able to create a vibe and atmosphere so well

Yes, the couple did get married live onstage, according to Bad Bunny’s public relations agency.

The Puerto Rican singer led a joyful celebration of Latin culture, performed mostly in Spanish. It featured a sugar cane field, domino players, a New York-style street scene complete with a bodega and a pan-American parade, and yes, a wedding scene.

About halfway through the 13-minute performance, a couple dressed in white kissed in front of an officiant dressed in black, surrounded by other dancers. The crowd parted after a moment to reveal Lady Gaga, who danced with Bad Bunny to his song “Baile Inolvidable” in a scene reminiscent of a wedding reception, including a cake and a child sleeping on some chairs in a corner.

The couple had invited Bad Bunny to their planned wedding, according to the statement from the singer’s public relations agency, which did not name them or provide any details about them. In response, they received an invitation to be part of his halftime show and were married there, with Bad Bunny serving as a witness and signing their marriage certificate.

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Anonymous wrote:Many Latinos complained they didn’t understand the lyrics. The Puerto Rican dialect is different

Who are these "many Latinos?" Is this something you saw on YouTube and have decided is fact?

+1 These posts about "most Latinos" are ridiculous. These are people just making up stuff to suit their narrative.

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

Between our 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!

Yes, and don’t forget a gay woman singing America the Beautiful, Green Day opening, plus a defeat of the Patriots by a woman-owned/operated team. So much for the deplorables to fume about.

Is Lady Gaga latino

No, she's of Italian descent.