My biggest takeaway is that it’s a despicable sin drake maye almost won an MVP
ilysioidapinglw13 on
My family turned that shit off immediately and joined the other 5.6+ million viewers of TPUSA’s show. I’m not watching a divisive political stunt. If he really wanted to avoid controversy, he wouldn’t have used his platform at the Grammy’s to make a statement about ICE.
LootTootScoot on
The show was fine. There have been better and worse ones
It looked cool, but subtitles would have been nice during at least the talking parts and I felt the sound production wasn’t that great.
xxxiareo on
It was cinematically/theatrically OK, like average for super bowls.
But how the fuck do you book this guy for the most quintessential American event. 90%+ of your viewers don’t speak the language. Just makes no sense at all.
Key-Monk6159 on
Not my cup of tea and it’s very weird to have a Super Bowl show in all Spanish but the production was well done.
d_rek on
I get that this is an attack on “woke DEI” programming but do we really feel that the NFL Super Bowl halftime show is the cultural and political touchstone that funnels Americans into ultra left ideologies? Seems like a waste of time and energy to protest it with counter programming. Idk maybe I’m missing something here. Someone more right than me enlighten me.
theGeigus on
Made it five minutes then switched back to TPUSA, figured I’d just give it a try at least. Just not a rap fan.
HomeOfTheBRAAVE on
Didn’t watch that garbage. TPUSA show was really good. Kid Rock was the worst part of it.
8 Comments
My biggest takeaway is that it’s a despicable sin drake maye almost won an MVP
My family turned that shit off immediately and joined the other 5.6+ million viewers of TPUSA’s show. I’m not watching a divisive political stunt. If he really wanted to avoid controversy, he wouldn’t have used his platform at the Grammy’s to make a statement about ICE.
The show was fine. There have been better and worse ones
It looked cool, but subtitles would have been nice during at least the talking parts and I felt the sound production wasn’t that great.
It was cinematically/theatrically OK, like average for super bowls.
But how the fuck do you book this guy for the most quintessential American event. 90%+ of your viewers don’t speak the language. Just makes no sense at all.
Not my cup of tea and it’s very weird to have a Super Bowl show in all Spanish but the production was well done.
I get that this is an attack on “woke DEI” programming but do we really feel that the NFL Super Bowl halftime show is the cultural and political touchstone that funnels Americans into ultra left ideologies? Seems like a waste of time and energy to protest it with counter programming. Idk maybe I’m missing something here. Someone more right than me enlighten me.
Made it five minutes then switched back to TPUSA, figured I’d just give it a try at least. Just not a rap fan.
Didn’t watch that garbage. TPUSA show was really good. Kid Rock was the worst part of it.