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The Super Bowl's memorable musical performances
Which Super Bowl halftime performances would you say have been the most memorable over the years? I don't think anyone has topped Michael Jackson's performance and that's sad because it happened in 1993. Maybe I liked it so much because I was old enough to enjoy it and young enough to think it was cool. Either way I will forever remember the King of Pop, strutting across the stage and singing "Black or White" during the halftime show. Which act was the most memorable to you? What do you think about this year's musical lineup?
Re: The Super Bowl's memorable musical performances
The Rolling Stone's halftime performance was the most memorable for me. They're about 957 years old and they owned that stage. They were full of energy! Paul McCartney's performance was memorable too. He was a close second for me. I'm not as into the Super Bowl this year; the New England Patriots have been to the Super Bowl so many times that's it's becoming dull to watch. I'm looking forward to seeing Gladys Knight sing our anthem though. She has some killer pipes!
I enjoyed both Madonna's and Beyonce's performances and remember them well. I haven't seen many Super Bowl halftime shows though - maybe four or five of them. I'm just not a big football fan.
Believe it or not I had forgotten all about Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction in 2004. That was memorable as well, thanks to the controversy. Porter, I didn't see the Rolling Stone's performance, but I bet it was amazing. As a matter of fact, I believe I'll search YouTube to see what I missed.
I've never seen a single Superbowl performance nor watched a single Superbowl. Crazy, I know. The performance that I have heard about the most is Janet Jackson/Justin Timberlake, no contest.