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Just wait....................Some where, someone will write an article how ATTACKING CAM NEWTON was nothing but a veiled form of racism.Originally Posted by Irving
Would the media bash his loosing in such manner, if it wasn't?
Of course they would. They would poke fun, rake him over the coals no matter what color he is.
I'm already tired of hearing about how Cam Newton is young, to give him a break. He's a grown ass man, hell he's like 26 or something.
Sounds like the Denver post-game press conference could be heard from the Carolina side. While I don't condone how he left the podium, I won't hold it against him.
On a side note, one of the guys I watched the game with went to college with Newton and had his laptop stolen by him.
There's a fine line between cuddling and holding someone down so they can't get away.
He didn't even want that ball.
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I found the halftime show to be CRAPTACULAR!
Didn't even watch the halftime show due in part to them keep advertising for it ever damn 60 sec from the kick off on. Btw am I the only one who thinks that LadyGaggles looked like a dude?
Some have said Hillary Clinton. So...yes
I turned to the Super Bowl with about 10 minutes of game time left. From what I could tell, I hadn't missed anything, even the commercials sucked and I had absolutely no interest in the advertised half-time show. Hell, the best commercial of the night (IMO) wasn't even in the Super Bowl proper, it was James Corden's spoof of Cindy Crawford's Pepsi commercial from 1992. That was funny as hell and Pepsi should have thought of that themselves.
More from Lady Gaga
No matter what you go through, the same as our country, that metaphor of ‘but the flag was still there’ is so powerful for me every time,” said Gaga. “I’m really singing it from the heart and I’m also singing it very true to the way it was written because that’s when I think it sounds its most majestic. There’s no greater honor than standing next to the Color Guard, the Flag, the Army and the Military and singing the National Anthem.
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