lol I’m old (halftime)

[JimmyinSD]

I saw close up pans of the crowd, didnt look like most in attencdance thought much of the halftime show either.

I think Prince was the last one I thought was really worth remembering. Thought Dre's would have been, but it barely registers already for me. In fairness, i didn't watch a second of this one so it wont make a memory for me.

[savannahskolghost]

Wouldn't want to do this to any football fans.



They can't play to a crowd.



That's just me tho


Maybe if they "out"  Dave Mustaine as a Pedophile, they'll rate?  (like this post, if you get the reference )

BTW, took my (Viking fan) son to USB last August for night two of Metallica, whilst visiting my mother/sister in Fargo.    Had a great time, USB is awesome.  
Thought of you, P-faithful, I took the train from the airport hotel (advice from a long ago thread).

[MaroonBells]

Michael Jackson, Prince, Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, The Who, Madonna, Diana Ross, U2...............remember when the halftime performers were by musical legends of their time, I am out of touch with the younger generations music, but surely this guy is not the best that this current generation of music has to offer.  Also, the drama of taking a cheap shot at another artist for additional publicity is totally classless as well as the dancer who waived a Palestinian flag that they supposedly knew nothing about, yet there were no consequences of any kind, it was all total BS - Not Like Him.

OK old man. I like all the artists you mention, but Kendrick Lamar IS the musical legend of today. He IS today's Michael Jackson or Madonna. His Super Bowl performance was the most watched in history. He's won 22 grammys, has had 5 number 1 albums, sells out stadiums everywhere he goes. Hell, he's even won a Pulitzer. 

He wears on me very quickly, but I'm sure when Michael Jackson was playing Super Bowl half times there were old people like you and me saying "is this the best this generation has to offer? Where's Sinatra?"