Did he get paid to do that?
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I will never understand what qualifies as good vs bad Rap. With very few exceptions it all sounds like ****** music to me.
Was bad, but how many halftime shows have you seen that were good? Prince is all I can remember.
Man, I hope so. Nobody would actually pay to see that.
Sincere question. Was that "halftime show" just ESPN injecting their politics into the broadcast. I mean looking back at it now it seemed to be really out of place for this event.
It was just a rap "artist" giving a free show outside the arena, it wasn't even really a "halftime" show. It just didn't fit the occasion IMO so why was it there. Now I've seen many of your posts and know where you're about to come from but in today's world where EVERYTHING is politicized rap is probably the least liked form of entertainment for conservatives who I suspect made up the majority (I have no proof) of viewers last night. I think it was an opportunity for ESPN to give conservatives the middle finger....so they did.
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