Posted:
#151
@undermysac
S07 E02 - the episode is peak South Park, you should check it out.
Accomplished time-waster
One of the worst halftime Shows
Posted:
#152
Been a busy day, plus it's Valentine's. I now have a few minutes to address the stupidity that is this thread, and some of you.
First off, I know most of you who complained about this year's halftime show genuinely just thought it was bad. Many of you are older. Many of you aren't into rap, or don't even accept it as a valid music genre. I respect your opinions, and I am not addressing you. I will say this. In the past 10 years we have seen acts like Katy Perry, Maroon 5, Lady Gaga, JLo/Shakira, and Coldplay. Go back 20 years and you get the Stones, Tom Petty, Springsteen, Prince, and Paul McCartney.
It's hard to keep coming up with fresh acts. You have to book someone still somewhat actively touring, who has enough hits to fill the time, or who mixes well with guest artist. They have to have cross over appeal, and be recognized the world over. Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg are synonymous with LA. And they are huge cross over stars. Like it or not, there is no genre more associated with LA than 90s/00s gangsta rap. Maybe surf rock but could you honestly see a surf rock halftime show?
Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:
@NeverBrokeAgain Michael Jackson did the halftime XXVII show, awesome. Whitney Houston does the best National Anthem ever. Always the race card when an opinion is expressed against anyone of color for any reason at all. NOT PERMITTED in 2022. Ask the golf announcer that commented on the WNBA, that lost his job. Nobody watches it or goes, he didn't say anything racial or factual. FIRED. Knock off the knee jerk reaction. I know they're all upstanding human beings yesterday that have respect for everyone and records are squeaky clean.
@NeverBrokeAgain Michael Jackson did the halftime XXVII show, awesome. Whitney Houston does the best National Anthem ever. Always the race card when an opinion is expressed against anyone of color for any reason at all. NOT PERMITTED in 2022. Ask the golf announcer that commented on the WNBA, that lost his job. Nobody watches it or goes, he didn't say anything racial or factual. FIRED. Knock off the knee jerk reaction. I know they're all upstanding human beings yesterday that have respect for everyone and records are squeaky clean.
Killer B...
Post #55, #59, #62, #63, #68, #73, #95, #101
These are all posts making this thread about race. #68 was you. Chic had the most, which isn't a shocker as he is a shit starter. You can't cry about a topic turning to race when you are actively making it about race. That you think the NFL booking Dre and Snoop is about pandering to a race, or about politics,, when their core audience is 30-something to 40-something white people, is comical. Snoop, regardless of his background, is one of America's sweethearts. People love Snoop. It just is what it is.
@chic-cardinals
This is how stupid you are. You say your opinions aren't based in race. That your just tired of things being politicized. To drive this point home you rattle off a bunch of black bands, Death, Bad Brains, Living Colour... all great bands. All more political than Dre and Snoop. Do you even think about the shit you post? It's almost always nonsense.
I ask you guys again, who would you rather see? Naming random bands who aren't even actively touring, great, yet obscure bands with no wide appeal, is just plain idiotic. If the Super Bowl was in Houston, or Tennessee, maybe we have some country. I promise you nobody would cry, even if they aren't into country. It was in LA though se got LA rap. Is what it is. Why are you guys crying?
R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
Posted:
#153
A band like Maroon 5 or Coldplay performs, nobody says they are pandering to white people. The Super Bowl is in Miami, JLo and Shakira perform, featuring Pitbull and some reggaeton artist I had never heard of nobody says they are pandering to Latinos. Dr. Dre and Snoop perform, we have a hip-hop halftime show, all of a sudden they are getting political and pandering to black people. This is how stupid some of you are. You wake up looking to be triggered, and so you are triggered. You guys are crying about a halftime show. Most people don't even watch. It's on but they are making a plate, making a drink, having a smoke, in the john, lining up rails, but you old-timers are watching intently. And you're in your feelings.
R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
Posted:
#155
Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu:
A band like Maroon 5 or Coldplay performs, nobody says they are pandering to white people. The Super Bowl is in Miami, JLo and Shakira perform, featuring Pitbull and some reggaeton artist I had never heard of nobody says they are pandering to Latinos. Dr. Dre and Snoop perform, we have a hip-hop halftime show, all of a sudden they are getting political and pandering to black people. This is how stupid some of you are. You wake up looking to be triggered, and so you are triggered. You guys are crying about a halftime show. Most people don't even watch. It's on but they are making a plate, making a drink, having a smoke, in the john, lining up rails, but you old-timers are watching intently. And you're in your feelings.
A band like Maroon 5 or Coldplay performs, nobody says they are pandering to white people. The Super Bowl is in Miami, JLo and Shakira perform, featuring Pitbull and some reggaeton artist I had never heard of nobody says they are pandering to Latinos. Dr. Dre and Snoop perform, we have a hip-hop halftime show, all of a sudden they are getting political and pandering to black people. This is how stupid some of you are. You wake up looking to be triggered, and so you are triggered. You guys are crying about a halftime show. Most people don't even watch. It's on but they are making a plate, making a drink, having a smoke, in the john, lining up rails, but you old-timers are watching intently. And you're in your feelings.
Lololol you said they aren't pandering to people and then say latino artists for a Latino region and black artists in a black region.. and let's not forget it's black history month.
And the beauty of it is,a hell of lot black people thought the show was stupid too.
Posted:
#156
This is how stupid you are. You say your opinions aren't based in race. That your just tired of things being politicized. To drive this point home you rattle off a bunch of black bands, Death, Bad Brains, Living Colour... all great bands. All more political than Dre and Snoop. Do you even think about the shit you post? It's almost always nonsense.
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Um, you're making up stuff that has nothing to do with why or how. I simply posted better black acts then the trash at halftime.
I wasn't comparing any supposed political meaning.
Yes, every move the nfl/govt makes is calculated. They knew they out trash out there and they meant to. They are mocking you. Laughing at you. Liking these stupid grade school ghetto lyrics about, me me me, my money , yo.. I be bad ,hell yeah , gang life bro.
By studio gangstas.
Why didn't they back to LL cool J and run dmc, kool moe D? Snoop dog is a blatant corporate puppet.
Posted:
#157
I'll stand by post #68. An observation, I didn't hate on anyone or was untruthful in any way. Maybe "Ghetto Trash" is how I got included (see the bio at the bottom and disagree with me).
Of course it's was pandering, (we'll throw them Snoop and whoever else was up there, try to appease the mob that insists we're racists). Why else subject the world to that? Society caters to the lowest denominator. Exhibit A was last night. Why couldn't they get NWA back together for this enlightening of American culture in 2022.
Prince, MJ, Ray Charles, no problem, they play music, not particularly my kind of music but it appeals to the masses and is in no way offensive. Young and old people can both enjoy it.
Snoops greatest hits:
Shortly after getting out of high school Snoop Dog was arrested for cocaine that he had on him. In 1990 he was also convicted for possession of illegal substances with intent of selling them. In the autumn of 1993 when he was recording his debut album Doggystyle, Snoop was arrested in connection with the death of a rival gang member.
In 1997 Snoop Dogg pleaded guilty to possession of a handgun that was found while the police were searching his car. For this offense, he was ordered to make three public service announcements, was fined for a $1000 and was supposed to serve 3 years under probation.
Snoop once again was in the spotlight for drug possession and carrying a firearm just after he finished shooting for ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’. Two members of Snoop Dogg’s entourage were identified as members of a gang and were later arrested on different charges.
He was banned by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship after they weighed his criminal activities in the past and also his misdemeanor charges that the British airways had put on him in 2006.
BUT HE'S GOOD ENOUGH TO "PERFORM" AT THE SB.
Posted:
#158
Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:
I'll stand by post #68. An observation, I didn't hate on anyone or was untruthful in any way. Maybe "Ghetto Trash" is how I got included (see the bio at the bottom and disagree with me). Of course it's was pandering, (we'll throw them Snoop and whoever else was up there, try to appease the mob that insists we're racists). Why else subject the world to that? Society caters to the lowest denominator. Exhibit A was last night. Why couldn't they get NWA back together for this enlightening of American culture in 2022. Prince, MJ, Ray Charles, no problem, they play music, not particularly my kind of music but it appeals to the masses and is in no way offensive. Young and old people can both enjoy it. Snoops greatest hits: Shortly after getting out of high school Snoop Dog was arrested for cocaine that he had on him. In 1990 he was also convicted for possession of illegal substances with intent of selling them. In the autumn of 1993 when he was recording his debut album Doggystyle, Snoop was arrested in connection with the death of a rival gang member. In 1997 Snoop Dogg pleaded guilty to possession of a handgun that was found while the police were searching his car. For this offense, he was ordered to make three public service announcements, was fined for a $1000 and was supposed to serve 3 years under probation. Snoop once again was in the spotlight for drug possession and carrying a firearm just after he finished shooting for ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’. Two members of Snoop Dogg’s entourage were identified as members of a gang and were later arrested on different charges. He was banned by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship after they weighed his criminal activities in the past and also his misdemeanor charges that the British airways had put on him in 2006. BUT HE'S GOOD ENOUGH TO "PERFORM" AT THE SB.
I'll stand by post #68. An observation, I didn't hate on anyone or was untruthful in any way. Maybe "Ghetto Trash" is how I got included (see the bio at the bottom and disagree with me). Of course it's was pandering, (we'll throw them Snoop and whoever else was up there, try to appease the mob that insists we're racists). Why else subject the world to that? Society caters to the lowest denominator. Exhibit A was last night. Why couldn't they get NWA back together for this enlightening of American culture in 2022. Prince, MJ, Ray Charles, no problem, they play music, not particularly my kind of music but it appeals to the masses and is in no way offensive. Young and old people can both enjoy it. Snoops greatest hits: Shortly after getting out of high school Snoop Dog was arrested for cocaine that he had on him. In 1990 he was also convicted for possession of illegal substances with intent of selling them. In the autumn of 1993 when he was recording his debut album Doggystyle, Snoop was arrested in connection with the death of a rival gang member. In 1997 Snoop Dogg pleaded guilty to possession of a handgun that was found while the police were searching his car. For this offense, he was ordered to make three public service announcements, was fined for a $1000 and was supposed to serve 3 years under probation. Snoop once again was in the spotlight for drug possession and carrying a firearm just after he finished shooting for ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’. Two members of Snoop Dogg’s entourage were identified as members of a gang and were later arrested on different charges. He was banned by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship after they weighed his criminal activities in the past and also his misdemeanor charges that the British airways had put on him in 2006. BUT HE'S GOOD ENOUGH TO "PERFORM" AT THE SB.
But you see? That's why he's good enough to perform at SB. They want their puppets. They. Own snoop dog. That's what the mean by selling your soul.
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I always wanted to start my own NWA.. New White Attitude!!!!
Posted:
#160
Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81:
Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: You guys are such fruitcakes. It was a halftime show. You guys are so butt hurt over it. Super Bowl halftime is for grabbing a drink, a wing, smoking a joint, doing a rail... you lonely fukks are crying about a halftime show. What would you have preferred? They're in LA. They got some LA rappers. So what. All halftime shows are cheeks to me. I never watch them. I caught the last minute or so. Thought the stage looked great. I think people are tired of the politics, social justice garbage that the NFL shoves down their throats, in all facets this is intertwined with the NFL; on the field (literally, too), the announcers/analysts, commercials, initiatives -- but then get the double standards that go with it. As a result of this, they're making it known. Why would you ascribe it being a bunch of old dudes? Because if it were approached objectively, it would be clear to everyone, not just old dudes, not whether somebody liked it or not. People are going to voice their opinions on this as they see it, because what is good on one side, should be the like on the other. But according to you, they're butt hurt and fruit cakes, should go eat, do a rail, smoke; substitute your judgment for their own -- no, they're tired of it and are calling it out on their merits, and you shouldn't ascribe them your judgments or what you would do. What the hell does Dre, Snoop, Kendrick, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige performing at halftime have to do with NFL social justice efforts? Not seeing the connection there. These artists are from gangster rap era of music and late 90s and early 2000s. Has nothing to do with the "social justice" you are so turned off by. It was just entertainment. Sigh......so ignorant. Why else would they have a blatant black performers half time except for a social justice movement. "blatant black performers"??? WTF. Is there a different kind of Black performer other than blatant Black? You are one weird racist dude. So it was a social justice performance because most of the performers were black???? Is that not permitted in your world or something? Yet you watch football which is 75% blatant black athletes.
Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: You guys are such fruitcakes. It was a halftime show. You guys are so butt hurt over it. Super Bowl halftime is for grabbing a drink, a wing, smoking a joint, doing a rail... you lonely fukks are crying about a halftime show. What would you have preferred? They're in LA. They got some LA rappers. So what. All halftime shows are cheeks to me. I never watch them. I caught the last minute or so. Thought the stage looked great. I think people are tired of the politics, social justice garbage that the NFL shoves down their throats, in all facets this is intertwined with the NFL; on the field (literally, too), the announcers/analysts, commercials, initiatives -- but then get the double standards that go with it. As a result of this, they're making it known. Why would you ascribe it being a bunch of old dudes? Because if it were approached objectively, it would be clear to everyone, not just old dudes, not whether somebody liked it or not. People are going to voice their opinions on this as they see it, because what is good on one side, should be the like on the other. But according to you, they're butt hurt and fruit cakes, should go eat, do a rail, smoke; substitute your judgment for their own -- no, they're tired of it and are calling it out on their merits, and you shouldn't ascribe them your judgments or what you would do. What the hell does Dre, Snoop, Kendrick, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige performing at halftime have to do with NFL social justice efforts? Not seeing the connection there. These artists are from gangster rap era of music and late 90s and early 2000s. Has nothing to do with the "social justice" you are so turned off by. It was just entertainment. Sigh......so ignorant. Why else would they have a blatant black performers half time except for a social justice movement. "blatant black performers"??? WTF. Is there a different kind of Black performer other than blatant Black? You are one weird racist dude. So it was a social justice performance because most of the performers were black???? Is that not permitted in your world or something? Yet you watch football which is 75% blatant black athletes.
No, it was a social justice performance because, once again:
1) Eminem was kneeling.
2) The prisoner outfits the backup dancers were wearing.
People can say it wasn't, but it was right there. Anybody and everybody could see it with their own eyes. It should be recognized for what it is....how often is this dismissed or not acknowledged (not implying you are not) and subsequently addressed?
That is a big part of the problem in this woke world -- the elites, politicians, media, the people in charge, decision makers, all the way to the everyday person; whether they are afraid to speak up, or it is part of their agenda/narrative on the crap they're trying to push, it should be called out on all sides.
Posted:
#161
And the NFL allowed it as they were aware of it -- they observed/monitored the rehearsals throughout the week.... and made a statement on it, saying they knew of it ahead of time.
It's been part of the NFL's gig; look at the social justice crap they push -- the messages on the field, on the back of helmets, the commercials, the announcers talking about it.
Look at one of the initiatives the NFL is partnering with -- Inspire Change. Part of their curriculum is defunding the police/law enforcement. What does that have to do with the halftime performers? Well, those 'artists' have bashed the police in their lyrics in their songs. Is it just a coincidence?
It certainly appears that social justice was at the forefront of the planning of the show.
Posted:
#162
@OneWayOut
Amen to that... The entire world is now racist because of one incredibly stupid and depraved cop...
You can believe that this was all in motion, they just needed a poster child to turn it loose. Professional sports teams changing names to "their part" in this bs.
Loose meaning that the entire world is racist if your white. American history being rewritten because of slavery and we're on stolen land... Please tell me in the world where land wasn't fought over?
I'm sure society has evolved to not hold anyones race against them (I see enough contact between people of different races daily to know this). Of course there's isolated incidents, but as a whole, when was the last time you saw racism with your own eyes?
Everyone gets along, if your an A$$, they come in all races. Greatest country on earth... Go find it better elsewhere... No one latching onto landing gears of a plane taking off to get out of OUR country.
Posted:
#164
Quote Originally Posted by kodiak:
Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: You guys are such fruitcakes. It was a halftime show. You guys are so butt hurt over it. Super Bowl halftime is for grabbing a drink, a wing, smoking a joint, doing a rail... you lonely fukks are crying about a halftime show. What would you have preferred? They're in LA. They got some LA rappers. So what. All halftime shows are cheeks to me. I never watch them. I caught the last minute or so. Thought the stage looked great. I think people are tired of the politics, social justice garbage that the NFL shoves down their throats, in all facets this is intertwined with the NFL; on the field (literally, too), the announcers/analysts, commercials, initiatives -- but then get the double standards that go with it. As a result of this, they're making it known. Why would you ascribe it being a bunch of old dudes? Because if it were approached objectively, it would be clear to everyone, not just old dudes, not whether somebody liked it or not. People are going to voice their opinions on this as they see it, because what is good on one side, should be the like on the other. But according to you, they're butt hurt and fruit cakes, should go eat, do a rail, smoke; substitute your judgment for their own -- no, they're tired of it and are calling it out on their merits, and you shouldn't ascribe them your judgments or what you would do. What the hell does Dre, Snoop, Kendrick, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige performing at halftime have to do with NFL social justice efforts? Not seeing the connection there. These artists are from gangster rap era of music and late 90s and early 2000s. Has nothing to do with the "social justice" you are so turned off by. It was just entertainment. Sigh......so ignorant. Why else would they have a blatant black performers half time except for a social justice movement. "blatant black performers"??? WTF. Is there a different kind of Black performer other than blatant Black? You are one weird racist dude. So it was a social justice performance because most of the performers were black???? Is that not permitted in your world or something? Yet you watch football which is 75% blatant black athletes. No, it was a social justice performance because, once again: 1) Eminem was kneeling. 2) The prisoner outfits the backup dancers were wearing. People can say it wasn't, but it was right there. Anybody and everybody could see it with their own eyes. It should be recognized for what it is....how often is this dismissed or not acknowledged (not implying you are not) and subsequently addressed? That is a big part of the problem in this woke world -- the elites, politicians, media, the people in charge, decision makers, all the way to the everyday person; whether they are afraid to speak up, or it is part of their agenda/narrative on the crap they're trying to push, it should be called out on all sides.
Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: You guys are such fruitcakes. It was a halftime show. You guys are so butt hurt over it. Super Bowl halftime is for grabbing a drink, a wing, smoking a joint, doing a rail... you lonely fukks are crying about a halftime show. What would you have preferred? They're in LA. They got some LA rappers. So what. All halftime shows are cheeks to me. I never watch them. I caught the last minute or so. Thought the stage looked great. I think people are tired of the politics, social justice garbage that the NFL shoves down their throats, in all facets this is intertwined with the NFL; on the field (literally, too), the announcers/analysts, commercials, initiatives -- but then get the double standards that go with it. As a result of this, they're making it known. Why would you ascribe it being a bunch of old dudes? Because if it were approached objectively, it would be clear to everyone, not just old dudes, not whether somebody liked it or not. People are going to voice their opinions on this as they see it, because what is good on one side, should be the like on the other. But according to you, they're butt hurt and fruit cakes, should go eat, do a rail, smoke; substitute your judgment for their own -- no, they're tired of it and are calling it out on their merits, and you shouldn't ascribe them your judgments or what you would do. What the hell does Dre, Snoop, Kendrick, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige performing at halftime have to do with NFL social justice efforts? Not seeing the connection there. These artists are from gangster rap era of music and late 90s and early 2000s. Has nothing to do with the "social justice" you are so turned off by. It was just entertainment. Sigh......so ignorant. Why else would they have a blatant black performers half time except for a social justice movement. "blatant black performers"??? WTF. Is there a different kind of Black performer other than blatant Black? You are one weird racist dude. So it was a social justice performance because most of the performers were black???? Is that not permitted in your world or something? Yet you watch football which is 75% blatant black athletes. No, it was a social justice performance because, once again: 1) Eminem was kneeling. 2) The prisoner outfits the backup dancers were wearing. People can say it wasn't, but it was right there. Anybody and everybody could see it with their own eyes. It should be recognized for what it is....how often is this dismissed or not acknowledged (not implying you are not) and subsequently addressed? That is a big part of the problem in this woke world -- the elites, politicians, media, the people in charge, decision makers, all the way to the everyday person; whether they are afraid to speak up, or it is part of their agenda/narrative on the crap they're trying to push, it should be called out on all sides.
So kneeling automatically means Eminem was making a social justice statement? What is the message? I mean I know Eminem has supported Kap in the past. Maybe simply a shoutout to him? Is Eminem also ghetto trash? Interesting, the only white guy on the stage is the one that engaged in kneeling, which you simply can't tolerate I guess.
Background dancers in prisoner outfits/costumes equates to social justice? Seems like you are jumping to your own predetermined conclusions. You have never seen background dancers wear weird costumes or outfits or costumes during performances before? Interesting. 
Posted:
#165
Eminem Takes A Knee In Heartfelt Tribute To Tim Tebow.
https://babylonbee.com/news/eminem-takes-a-knee-in-heartfelt-tribute-to-tim-tebow
Celebrities Assure Nation They Were Wearing High-Tech Invisible Masks Only Rich People Know About
https://babylonbee.com/news/celebrities-assure-nation-they-were-wearing-hi-tech-invisible-masks-only-rich-people-know-about
Posted:
#166
Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81:
Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: You ; on the field (literally, too), the announcers/analysts, commercials, initiatives -- but then get the double standards that go with it. As a result of this, they're making it known. Why would you ascribe it being a bunch of old dudes? Because if it were approached objectively, it would be clear to everyone, not just old dudes, not whether somebody liked it or not. People are going to voice their opinions on this as they see it, because what is good on one side, should be t a blatant black p be called out on all sides. So kneeling automatically means Eminem was making a social justice statement? What is the message? I mean I know Eminem has supported Kap in the past. Maybe simply a shoutout to him? Is Eminem also ghetto trash? Interesting, the only white guy on the stage is the one that engaged in kneeling, which you simply can't tolerate I guess. Background dancers in prisoner outfits/costumes equates to social justice? Seems like you are jumping to your own predetermined conclusions. You have never seen background dancers wear weird costumes or outfits or costumes during performances before? Interesting.
Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: You ; on the field (literally, too), the announcers/analysts, commercials, initiatives -- but then get the double standards that go with it. As a result of this, they're making it known. Why would you ascribe it being a bunch of old dudes? Because if it were approached objectively, it would be clear to everyone, not just old dudes, not whether somebody liked it or not. People are going to voice their opinions on this as they see it, because what is good on one side, should be t a blatant black p be called out on all sides. So kneeling automatically means Eminem was making a social justice statement? What is the message? I mean I know Eminem has supported Kap in the past. Maybe simply a shoutout to him? Is Eminem also ghetto trash? Interesting, the only white guy on the stage is the one that engaged in kneeling, which you simply can't tolerate I guess. Background dancers in prisoner outfits/costumes equates to social justice? Seems like you are jumping to your own predetermined conclusions. You have never seen background dancers wear weird costumes or outfits or costumes during performances before? Interesting.
. White people choreographed the entire show. Told them what to do. These are just performance puppets. The white man let them have their fame.
Posted:
#167
Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:
I'll stand by post #68. An observation, I didn't hate on anyone or was untruthful in any way. Maybe "Ghetto Trash" is how I got included (see the bio at the bottom and disagree with me). Of course it's was pandering, (we'll throw them Snoop and whoever else was up there, try to appease the mob that insists we're racists). Why else subject the world to that? Society caters to the lowest denominator. Exhibit A was last night. Why couldn't they get NWA back together for this enlightening of American culture in 2022. Prince, MJ, Ray Charles, no problem, they play music, not particularly my kind of music but it appeals to the masses and is in no way offensive. Young and old people can both enjoy it. Snoops greatest hits: Shortly after getting out of high school Snoop Dog was arrested for cocaine that he had on him. In 1990 he was also convicted for possession of illegal substances with intent of selling them. In the autumn of 1993 when he was recording his debut album Doggystyle, Snoop was arrested in connection with the death of a rival gang member. In 1997 Snoop Dogg pleaded guilty to possession of a handgun that was found while the police were searching his car. For this offense, he was ordered to make three public service announcements, was fined for a $1000 and was supposed to serve 3 years under probation. Snoop once again was in the spotlight for drug possession and carrying a firearm just after he finished shooting for ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’. Two members of Snoop Dogg’s entourage were identified as members of a gang and were later arrested on different charges. He was banned by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship after they weighed his criminal activities in the past and also his misdemeanor charges that the British airways had put on him in 2006. BUT HE'S GOOD ENOUGH TO "PERFORM" AT THE SB.
I'll stand by post #68. An observation, I didn't hate on anyone or was untruthful in any way. Maybe "Ghetto Trash" is how I got included (see the bio at the bottom and disagree with me). Of course it's was pandering, (we'll throw them Snoop and whoever else was up there, try to appease the mob that insists we're racists). Why else subject the world to that? Society caters to the lowest denominator. Exhibit A was last night. Why couldn't they get NWA back together for this enlightening of American culture in 2022. Prince, MJ, Ray Charles, no problem, they play music, not particularly my kind of music but it appeals to the masses and is in no way offensive. Young and old people can both enjoy it. Snoops greatest hits: Shortly after getting out of high school Snoop Dog was arrested for cocaine that he had on him. In 1990 he was also convicted for possession of illegal substances with intent of selling them. In the autumn of 1993 when he was recording his debut album Doggystyle, Snoop was arrested in connection with the death of a rival gang member. In 1997 Snoop Dogg pleaded guilty to possession of a handgun that was found while the police were searching his car. For this offense, he was ordered to make three public service announcements, was fined for a $1000 and was supposed to serve 3 years under probation. Snoop once again was in the spotlight for drug possession and carrying a firearm just after he finished shooting for ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’. Two members of Snoop Dogg’s entourage were identified as members of a gang and were later arrested on different charges. He was banned by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship after they weighed his criminal activities in the past and also his misdemeanor charges that the British airways had put on him in 2006. BUT HE'S GOOD ENOUGH TO "PERFORM" AT THE SB.
"arrested in connection with death of rival gang member" 
that's one way to put it....another, more accurate description would be, "was on trial for MURDER and was acquitted in 1993"
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#168
@DeezyAZ81
When I saw Shady take that knee as Dre jumped on the piano and played the beginning notes of a certain Tupac song the only thought I had was he was kneeling for Pac / they had some tribute about to go.... Of course when social media started politicizing it for Kaep I was not surprised.
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@getem9
Think about what he got away with?
Why is this in thread boxed? We're discussing something, I haven't read every post but I don't see it getting ugly.
Deezy: "Does kneeling making a social justice statement"? Seriously? Social Justice statement -3000. Born again +2000. Cramp +2500.
I just wonder where Cardi B & The Stallion were, how did they not get to "perform"? Maybe next year?
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Quote Originally Posted by trainwreck66:
@chic-cardinals You need serious medical / psychiatric help . I hope you get it
@chic-cardinals You need serious medical / psychiatric help . I hope you get it
Cliche deflecting that means you're incapable of proving your beliefs or disproving mine. You're just trained to insult and call someone crazy for challenging your indoctrinated mind.
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Quote Originally Posted by getem9:
@DeezyAZ81 When I saw Shady take that knee as Dre jumped on the piano and played the beginning notes of a certain Tupac song the only thought I had was he was kneeling for Pac / they had some tribute about to go.... Of course when social media started politicizing it for Kaep I was not surprised.
@DeezyAZ81 When I saw Shady take that knee as Dre jumped on the piano and played the beginning notes of a certain Tupac song the only thought I had was he was kneeling for Pac / they had some tribute about to go.... Of course when social media started politicizing it for Kaep I was not surprised.
Yeah. Very well could be honoring Tupac. Especially, considering he was doing while Dre played that I aint mad at you hook. But there is a certain crowd that just looks for controversy.
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:
@getem9 Think about what he got away with? Why is this in thread boxed? We're discussing something, I haven't read every post but I don't see it getting ugly. Deezy: "Does kneeling making a social justice statement"? Seriously? Social Justice statement -3000. Born again +2000. Cramp +2500. I just wonder where Cardi B & The Stallion were, how did they not get to "perform"? Maybe next year?
@getem9 Think about what he got away with? Why is this in thread boxed? We're discussing something, I haven't read every post but I don't see it getting ugly. Deezy: "Does kneeling making a social justice statement"? Seriously? Social Justice statement -3000. Born again +2000. Cramp +2500. I just wonder where Cardi B & The Stallion were, how did they not get to "perform"? Maybe next year?
You might want to go back and read my entire post, and not just take certain statements out of context.
Also what was the exact social justice statement in reference to the prisoner outfits? Curious for perspective.
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Quote Originally Posted by kodiak:
Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: You guys are such fruitcakes. It was a halftime show. You guys are so butt hurt over it. Super Bowl halftime is for grabbing a drink, a wing, smoking a joint, doing a rail... you lonely fukks are crying about a halftime show. What would you have preferred? They're in LA. They got some LA rappers. So what. All halftime shows are cheeks to me. I never watch them. I caught the last minute or so. Thought the stage looked great. I think people are tired of the politics, social justice garbage that the NFL shoves down their throats, in all facets this is intertwined with the NFL; on the field (literally, too), the announcers/analysts, commercials, initiatives -- but then get the double standards that go with it. As a result of this, they're making it known. Why would you ascribe it being a bunch of old dudes? Because if it were approached objectively, it would be clear to everyone, not just old dudes, not whether somebody liked it or not. People are going to voice their opinions on this as they see it, because what is good on one side, should be the like on the other. But according to you, they're butt hurt and fruit cakes, should go eat, do a rail, smoke; substitute your judgment for their own -- no, they're tired of it and are calling it out on their merits, and you shouldn't ascribe them your judgments or what you would do. What the hell does Dre, Snoop, Kendrick, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige performing at halftime have to do with NFL social justice efforts? Not seeing the connection there. These artists are from gangster rap era of music and late 90s and early 2000s. Has nothing to do with the "social justice" you are so turned off by. It was just entertainment. Sigh......so ignorant. Why else would they have a blatant black performers half time except for a social justice movement. "blatant black performers"??? WTF. Is there a different kind of Black performer other than blatant Black? You are one weird racist dude. So it was a social justice performance because most of the performers were black???? Is that not permitted in your world or something? Yet you watch football which is 75% blatant black athletes. No, it was a social justice performance because, once again: 1) Eminem was kneeling. 2) The prisoner outfits the backup dancers were wearing. People can say it wasn't, but it was right there. Anybody and everybody could see it with their own eyes. It should be recognized for what it is....how often is this dismissed or not acknowledged (not implying you are not) and subsequently addressed? That is a big part of the problem in this woke world -- the elites, politicians, media, the people in charge, decision makers, all the way to the everyday person; whether they are afraid to speak up, or it is part of their agenda/narrative on the crap they're trying to push, it should be called out on all sides.
Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by kodiak: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: You guys are such fruitcakes. It was a halftime show. You guys are so butt hurt over it. Super Bowl halftime is for grabbing a drink, a wing, smoking a joint, doing a rail... you lonely fukks are crying about a halftime show. What would you have preferred? They're in LA. They got some LA rappers. So what. All halftime shows are cheeks to me. I never watch them. I caught the last minute or so. Thought the stage looked great. I think people are tired of the politics, social justice garbage that the NFL shoves down their throats, in all facets this is intertwined with the NFL; on the field (literally, too), the announcers/analysts, commercials, initiatives -- but then get the double standards that go with it. As a result of this, they're making it known. Why would you ascribe it being a bunch of old dudes? Because if it were approached objectively, it would be clear to everyone, not just old dudes, not whether somebody liked it or not. People are going to voice their opinions on this as they see it, because what is good on one side, should be the like on the other. But according to you, they're butt hurt and fruit cakes, should go eat, do a rail, smoke; substitute your judgment for their own -- no, they're tired of it and are calling it out on their merits, and you shouldn't ascribe them your judgments or what you would do. What the hell does Dre, Snoop, Kendrick, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige performing at halftime have to do with NFL social justice efforts? Not seeing the connection there. These artists are from gangster rap era of music and late 90s and early 2000s. Has nothing to do with the "social justice" you are so turned off by. It was just entertainment. Sigh......so ignorant. Why else would they have a blatant black performers half time except for a social justice movement. "blatant black performers"??? WTF. Is there a different kind of Black performer other than blatant Black? You are one weird racist dude. So it was a social justice performance because most of the performers were black???? Is that not permitted in your world or something? Yet you watch football which is 75% blatant black athletes. No, it was a social justice performance because, once again: 1) Eminem was kneeling. 2) The prisoner outfits the backup dancers were wearing. People can say it wasn't, but it was right there. Anybody and everybody could see it with their own eyes. It should be recognized for what it is....how often is this dismissed or not acknowledged (not implying you are not) and subsequently addressed? That is a big part of the problem in this woke world -- the elites, politicians, media, the people in charge, decision makers, all the way to the everyday person; whether they are afraid to speak up, or it is part of their agenda/narrative on the crap they're trying to push, it should be called out on all sides.
What do the prisoner outfits signify in regard to social justice? NFL players are prisoners? Too many minorities in prison? What is the message you think was being conveyed? You appear to be making your own theories up.
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