Just a thought for next years’ Super Bowl Half-time show. Higher angles on the cameras. Less pole dancing.
Or at least warn us ahead of time that it has a “Mature” rating.
(I would note that Demi Lovato did a great job on the Anthem, btw.)
27 thoughts on “A thought for the next Super Bowl.”
Comments are closed.
Congratulations to the great state of Kansas.
https://imgur.com/a/GELG2nE
Can’t say I spent time watching last years’ half-time show. Because Maroon 5 is unwatchable.
Jeb Bush loved it! What a stick in the mud you must be!
I didn’t watch it and haven’t watched the last several halftime shows. I understand yesterday’s show was a lot of lewd dancing not fit to be seen by kids. And J-Lo had her 12 year old daughter watching her mother bump and grind?
There is no shame or morality in the majority of celebrities; whatever makes you money and brings you attention. Not worth watching.
Fits right along with the president in office.
Sometimes the Lord uses a broken vessel to carry water. President Trump is doing more to preserve religious freedom than the past several presidents.
Yeah, you guys finally found someone willing to do all the heinous crap you’ve wanted to do for years.
I’m confused. What heinous crap are you referring to?
JimV, I don’t think Anon 2:41 has any legitimate answer. Sounds like the typical Trump hater.
If you could expand upon what “heinous crap” you are referring to we could have an intelligent back and forth; otherwise, it’s wasted effort.
Did you also condemn Mrs. Trump from becoming the First Lady? The two half-time performers at least kept their clothes on.
What were you idiots expecting? The Teletubbies or the Jonas Brothers? Did you all forget who the main consumers are of the Superbowl? I would also think that the NFL is trying to expand it’s viewer-base to the largest untapped racial group in the country.
Mrs. Trump is a red herring. She did not sign-off on the occultist performance, although I’m sure she, like everyone, would do some things differently.
Mrs. Trump’s inability to time-travel notwithstanding, we have another Superbowl show next year and we can redress this issue by then.
In 2009 Demi posted online about singing the National Anthem at the Superbowl. 18 months ago she almost died from an overdose. Last night she killed it – proving only that people can get clean/sober, and achieve so many amazing things.
Treatment helps, recovery happens, and most importantly people get better.
She’s still a piece of trash.
That half time show made me question the efficacy of employing the people who signed-off on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFIRaDK_w9M&feature=youtu.be
That’s the first Superbowl I’d watched in years. Next time around (maybe next year, we’ll see), I’d like something wholesome and family oriented that pays homage to the History of The USA.
Terry Bradshaw threw-up in his mouth after watching the half-time culture rot aka the Ass-time show.
Agree. The anthem sounded great, but the halftime show was TRASH
Trump was watching, wishing he could grab those pussies.
Stay classy, Anon.
I have often pondered if the utterances in private can ever be more offensive than the surveillance used to capture them.
I am always perplexed by the Left’s view of women:
– On one hand, they freak out about scantily clad women baring it all and giving women a bad name and men “objectifying them
– On another hand, women are empowered to do with their bodies as they please and we should celebrate them.
The SuperBowl performance was a strip club performance or pretty close to it. The only thing missing was complete nudity. I guess the old adage is true “if the left didn’t have double standards they wouldn’t have standards at all”
You’re commenting on a conservative blog post that is freaking out about scantily clad women.
Never let the truth get in the way of a cheap shot?
“Scantily clad women” were part of a much bigger message fomenting the degeneration of young children into a lifestyle that promotes the murder of unborn humans, that foments the spread of STD’s, and gives false hope that sexual promiscuity is an end or that it leads to happiness.
The performance featured children in cages, one of whom had a mother perform a pole dance in front of her and millions of others.
But yeah, it’s about scantily clad women.
You do realize that Fox News signed off on the performances right?
You also know J-Lo just did a move about being a stripper titled Hustler as well? I think there was a strong chance that would play into the performance…. that and mostly men watch football.
I’m right down the middle of this issue.
On one hand, I have libertarian inclinations which in general says “live and let live.” If the men and women are comfortable with what happens in a strip club, I have no interest in interjecting my views on their activities. Similar with dance clubs and bars where the clientele is exclusively adults.
On the other hand, I live in a society where it depends on mutual respect and deference to others and their obligations (including the role of parenting). If I (or another) knows children will be present, it is improper to do things which are acceptable in strip clubs, dance clubs, bars and your own basement (we actually had a house in our neighborhood with a pole in the basement. I saw it when it went on the market).
As a member of this society, they have an obligation to pick a side. Do they want to be a family-oriented entertainment medium or an adult-oriented entertainment medium?
Also, regarding the “women empowerment” vs. “me too” debate, I again go down the middle.
On one hand, if women want to be promiscuous (like men have always claimed a license to be) and promote this in an adult environment, I have no interest in interjecting myself into such activities.
On the other hand, the dress for success principles still exist for men and women. If you shorts and flip flops to funerals, your comfort isn’t the primary objective that day so don’t expect to be well-received because the attire is disrespectful to the family and venue. If you wear a jeans and a tee-shirt to an interview at a bank, your style expression isn’t the primary objective of the day so don’t expect to get hired as they want one who will promote the businesses brand and not your personal brand.
In this case, the question is did these entertainers want the audience to see their talent and skill or their bodies (think of the admonition “my eyes are up here.”)? Was it possible to see both with respect? I’d like to think most adults are able to see both.
However, let me make two statements:
1) As I was once one and knew literally hundreds like me and have the opportunity to observe them now, teen boys do not have that skill well-developed. If women want boys to become better men, they need to recognize this and cooperate/participate in good formation. BTW, as a father of three girls and four granddaughters, I know I have a role in helping form better women.
2) The reason we have a “me too” movement is there are too many men who are unable to appreciate women’s physical appearance and attributes in a respectful way. Like it or not, indulging that weakness or bad character trait in a large public settings doesn’t serve the goal of the “me too” movement. Just as adults of both genders have a role in forming better future adults, both genders have a role in making it clear objectivization is wrong.
A leftist’s guide to female empowerment.
If it’s insensitive, provocative, lewd, immoral, and most men are revolted by it, it is empowering.
If it is insensitive, provocative, lewd, immoral, and most men are attracted to it, it is not empowering.
If they go with the grain and agree with all other feminists, they are empowered.
If they enforce their individuality and stray from the sheep, they are a pawn of the patriarchy.
The message of all this?
Feminists are moronic sheep.
The movie Dirty Dancing makes as much sense today as it did back then. Most of the people criticizing this would have had a heart attack in 15 seconds attempting to do what a 50 yr old women did.
What are the occult undertones of Dirty Dancing?
I’m not all that religious, but I want to be a good person.
The emblemology in that show is not headed in the right direction.
It’s not about dancing ability. It’s about degeneration. It’s not about recognition of immigrants. It’s about exploitation and indoctrination of young people into the sex trades.