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Booty Faulked
(63.164.145.85) on 2/2/2004 - 4:25 a.m. says: ( 6 views
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"A time and a place."
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When you think football, do you think of 14 year old girls? I know I sure as hell don't. That's why I don't quite understand why the NFL hired MTV to produce their halftime show.
If the NFL really wanted to entertain their audience, mostly Males 18+(lets face facts, I know some women like NFL football, but it's a viewership that's dominated by men), they'd put on Aerosmith or ZZ Top, or something.
I really don't understand what's so entertaining about fifteen different performers getting on stage and singing for 90 seconds a piece. There were like 10 songs sang during the performance, none of which were completed.
It was also a lesson in how not to perform a halftime show for those with attention deficit problems. I was all over the place, the houston band here, this guy there, this dude here, and wait! here's this guy in a car! Give me a break, OVER STIMULATION!
Now on to the boobie shot. It's obvious, based on photographic evidence, that this exposure was premeditated, and perhaps MTV didn't know about it. At the least it was two performers looking to go over the top with their performance by exposing (pardon the pun) their audience to their own code of morality.
The two performers decided to ignore what their audience's idea of proper decorum might be. They chose to shock and disgust in an effort to gain some sort of public attention. They're no more than the graduate who moons at commencement or a trench coat clad man who flashes old ladies in parking lots.
There is a time and a place for their actions. It may be on MTV, where such behavior has, in the past, been accepted. It may be on pay perview television where an audience has the right to say "no, I don't want to see this".
But it isn't appropriate on National television during the most watched event of the calender year.
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