The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles in a spectacular Super Bowl on Sunday that was spoiled by classless Terry Bradshaw.

Yes, grabbing your crotch and smelling it and rubbing it with the microphone is so dazzling, so mesmerizing.

I get it, plenty of you are going to fire back with that “Old man yells at clouds” meme. My 50th birthday is a bit too close for comfort. But it’s not about being an old guy who grew up in a different generation. We’ve got two boys, 10 and 12. We’ve done well to raise a couple intelligent, respectful kids.

Our 10-year-old watched the game with us, and my wife and I cringed after a few minutes of the halftime show. Fortunately, we paused the game enough times that we were able to fast-forward through the rest of her show.

Not to go off on too much of a tangent here, but it’s all part of the cultural rot. And it’s all such a mixed message. Men are supposed to treat women with respect and not as sexual objects. And yet, what did boys and young men across America see? A beautiful woman with an amazing voice grabbing her ass suggestively.

The next time Detroit Lions running back Jamaal Williams is fined for his touchdown celebrations, like he was after scoring a pair of touchdowns at Green Bay in Week 18, his appeal should be clips if Rihanna’s halftime show.

Finally, what an embarrassment to have so many players slipping and sliding all over the playing field. The next time the NFL wants to hold the game on an ice rink, let me suggest a wonderful city in Wisconsin and one of the most iconic stadiums in all of sports.

I know, I know, there’s not enough hotel rooms in Green Bay to host a Super Bowl. But Sunday was a glorious, sunny day with highs in the low 40s. The field would have been infinitely more playable than the one in the Arizona desert.

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I could hear the teens screaming while Cindy Lou Who and the gyrating Oompa Lumpas struted around. I thought there was no way they had that many kids at the Super Bowl. If they did it owuld take more thn a half hour to get them out of their seats and down to the field. I am sure they rounded up a few thousand kids solely for the purpose of screaming doing the half time show then marched them back out of the stadium when it was over. 

Originally Posted by: wpr 

This is probably why folks watch the Super Bowl. So they know WTF others are talking about. I don't know what this is referencing. I thought I watched the commercials on YouTube this morning but didn't see this.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

For me the low point was the officials contributing to the outcome. 

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry took responsibility for a questionable holding call late in Super Bowl LVII on Sunday that helped swing the game in the Kansas City Chiefs' favor.
"I was hoping he would let it go, but of course he's a ref, it was a big game," Bradberry said after the Eagles' 38-35 loss. "It was a hold, so they called it."

I don't like it, but honestly it seems like "entertainers" have a quota, that they have to do something raunchy, or they're not allowed on the stage, especially the females.


​​Like in theory they don't have to do it... but at the same time, I haven't seen any female avoid it, and get invited back to the big stage.

To the point, I think I've become used to it, and my mind just naturally ignores it.


I think one comedian put it well, (and I don't remember whom, and can't put the same comedic spin on it), but 

On one side of culture they were having cancel culture to the song, "Baby it's cold outside" because allegedly it gave rape vibes, and demeaned women.

On the other side, was the most popular song, song by females and supposedly empowering them, called "WAP" which for those that don't know, especially stated in the song stands for Wet A$$ Pu$$y.



So on one hand, I totally and completely agree with some of you, that entertainers should absolutely stop pushing the envelope and stop being so outrageous...

But on the other hand... it truly seems like if they aren't pushing some sort of boundary or line, then for whatever reason they're completely forgotten about...

And of course, entertainers like all of us will keep doing what it takes to put keep money in our pockets... so if it takes doing something outrageous for that to happen, that's what they'll do.


And we as the audience need to stop giving attention to outrage and need to start giving attention to positive things.

Because whatever we give our attention to is what they're going to keep doing...

Originally Posted by: beast 

I'm just kind of fed up with the "stop sexualizing me!" after they've walked around nearly naked grabbing their titties blowing slow kisses into the camera.

She wore a jumpsuit under a heavy winter coat. Nearly naked? Only in your imagination.

Originally Posted by: earthquake