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Anonymous wrote:https://nypost.com/2022/02/13/nfl-denies-eminem-kneeling-controversy-at-super-bowl-2022/amp/

Eminem took a knee during the show.

I saw that and didn't realize what or why he did it. I kept expecting him to jump up and start rapping again.

I thought he was out of breath or having a heart attack LOL

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

X1000. Altho this site isn’t the demographics for those artists.

Lol.

I’m 47.

These songs are part of the soundtrack from my prime.

But they don’t lend themselves to a super bowl show. Too bad Mary J didn’t sing one of her hits.

She did. It was one of her biggest hits.

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

X1000. Altho this site isn’t the demographics for those artists.

Lol.

I’m 47.

These songs are part of the soundtrack from my prime.

But they don’t lend themselves to a super bowl show. Too bad Mary J didn’t sing one of her hits.

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

X1000. Altho this site isn’t the demographics for those artists.

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Anonymous wrote:If they singing was pre recorded, why wasn't it better?
My kids felt awkward watching people with so little clothing dancing. They asked to go to bed!

So little clothing?

They were more covered than J Lo was last year.

The problem with Fiddy's song choice and his choice to recreate the opening of his video for the song, is that automatically a comparison is made. He was ripped in the video. He looked so out of shape tonight. Maybe he should've just stood behind some dancers.

Anonymous wrote:If they singing was pre recorded, why wasn't it better?
My kids felt awkward watching people with so little clothing dancing. They asked to go to bed!

So little clothing?

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Anonymous wrote:How come no East Coast rappers?

Is this a real question?

50 is from NY

It doesn’t matter. He and Em were signed by Dre. Everyone knows about East West history.

I don't believe that's common knowledge. Dcum isn't the place for rap scholars, ya know?

NP it may not be common knowledge on this site but I think it’s pretty common knowledge among anyone who was a teenager/early twenties in the late 90s.

So Fiddy…what’s he eating? He looks like he overweight plus on steroids!!

Anonymous wrote:43 year old mom LOVED IT. Felt like I was back in high school/college again. My booty was shakin much to the dismay of my teenage sons.

Lol…48 y.o mom. My 13 y.o was hiding her face from my booty shaking!!

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Anonymous wrote:How come no East Coast rappers?

Is this a real question?

50 is from NY

It doesn’t matter. He and Em were signed by Dre. Everyone knows about East West history.

I don't believe that's common knowledge. Dcum isn't the place for rap scholars, ya know?

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pretty much!! every time a song I recognized came on I was like hoooo yeaaah. sang along to all the Dr. Dre and Snoop songs. Didn't recognize Mary J Blige's songs. 50 Cent one was good (I guess he was the surprise appearance) - really took me back.

Anonymous wrote:Even 50 cent is subject to inflation.

🤣🤣🤣

If they singing was pre recorded, why wasn't it better?
My kids felt awkward watching people with so little clothing dancing. They asked to go to bed!

Even 50 cent is subject to inflation.