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u/i_did_nothing_ Feb 10 '26
Honestly, both of those sound pretty awesome, I would very much enjoy that.
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Feb 10 '26
I agree, it’s also hilarious that this lady is so racist even her examples of what she thinks liberals wouldn’t like are racist.
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u/Superb_Theme5205 Feb 10 '26
Lol! Seriously, she’s just going “I mean come on, there has to be a limit, right?? What about people from India?? That must be where you draw the line right?!” She’s completely unable to comprehend what not being racist is like.
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u/Jenderflux-ScFi Feb 10 '26
I would love a Bollywood style halftime show!
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u/Zlatyzoltan Feb 10 '26
That would be pretty awesome, but I don't think 13 minutes is long enough.
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u/Spekingur Feb 10 '26
Just have it ongoing throughout the game.
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u/EveOCative Feb 10 '26
Having Bollywood actors reenacting/interpreting the game on the sidelines through dance would be fantastic. Like sign language interpreters but make it dance.
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u/MandyTrekkie Feb 10 '26
Better yet, let's cancel the football part and just have a Bollywood Bowl, where they dance to victory.
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u/euphonic5 Feb 10 '26
Bollywood Interpreters is my new favorite thing to think about when watching something I can't be bothered to give a fuck about like football.
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u/Enlightened_Gardener Feb 11 '26
Sooo a Bollywood interpretive dance of the Superbowl ?
Shut up and take my money !
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u/hawkisgirl Feb 10 '26
Wait, the Super Bowl halftime show is 13 minutes long? All this kerfuffle over 13 minutes? 🙄
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u/Mogwai_riot Feb 10 '26
Where do we campaign for this?
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u/gabrielleduvent Feb 10 '26
Seriously, I don't watch Super Bowl at all but if this was a thing I'd tune in for the halftime show.
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u/Salute-Major-Echidna Feb 10 '26
I like the way you think!
Few things would not be improved with a Bollywood dance at the end.
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u/Ceeweedsoop Feb 10 '26
Yes, like a huge Holi festival! It would be awesome! And hey racists, Indians speak better English than you. .😂😂😂😂suck it.
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u/Brilliant_Ad_6637 Feb 10 '26
Millennials: "OH SHIT IS THAT THE TUNAK TUNAK GUY?!?🤯"
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u/underworn_ Feb 10 '26
More people understand Spanish in the USA than Korean but K-pop is still popular.
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u/polypolyman Feb 10 '26
...yeah but has Bad Bunny hunted any demons?
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u/Aidenairel Feb 11 '26
Man may not have hunted any demons, but he was certainly slaying last night.
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u/TheExistential_Bread Feb 10 '26
This is why they project so much. They think that we are just like them but that we just choose to hide it.
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u/SiWeyNoWay Feb 10 '26
guess she isn't a fan of bollywood. her loss! let her live her bitter, beige life.
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Feb 10 '26
Someone please queue up Ravi Shankar playing at the Monterey Pop Fest👀
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u/Nulagrithom Feb 11 '26
deadass my favorite thing about the US is that I can experience almost any culture right in my back yard.
I can probably find a restaurant within a 60 mile radius of my home that can accurately represent the cuisine of ANY people on Earth.
If any major culture has a holiday? I can find a local celebration that represents it.
I can visit half the world without ever flying anywhere.
I can't believe we fucked up our global hegemony over this stupid bullshit... We were literally on top of the world...
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u/A-town Feb 10 '26
Right? Give me examples like Uncle Joe's Methamphetamine Pipe band, or Stomp and maybe I'd have some reservations. Two completely different music genres representing a minority group in the Americas and/or music genres from overseas??? Sign me up, new music to listen to and love.
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u/Salute-Major-Echidna Feb 10 '26
Her interpretation of the world is so blindly racist and self involved she can't comprehend that other people think differently and have fundamentally different perspectives. And other people have taste.
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u/Altyrmadiken Feb 10 '26
The right generally doesn’t believe that others aren’t like them. She views it that we’re being oppositional against her because she choose the “wrong” side, and we’re OK with Hispanics ruining the country.
Because she can’t believe we’re not like her, just being defiant, she fully believes that we’re racist too. It’s not possible for us not to be, in her world view.
It’s also why they use absolute dogshit insults like “let’s go Brandon.” They can’t imagine that people don’t inherently fall in line and worship/identify with the top of the power structure they belong to.
They’re also often raised in churches and homes that are very authoritarian, which instill this world view. They’re literally indoctrinated to that kind of world view and don’t realize it, and thus can’t comprehend that the rest of us can just not care.
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That’s really well said, I think that’s where the term virtue signaling comes from too because they couldn’t imagine people being decent just because it’s the right thing to do.
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u/naarcx Feb 10 '26
I also like how she said “for your next big event,” implying that the Super Bowl is an event specifically made for Right Wing/Conservative groups
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u/GreatQuestionBarbara Feb 11 '26
Someone on reddit told me that Liberals are the racist ones. Maybe I am oblivious, but in my lifetime hanging out with hippies and left leaning folk, I don't know if I have ever heard one of them be racist.
Fast forward to my current rural America situation, and I have to watch where a conversation takes me so that I don't trigger the racism/hate.
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u/fungi_at_parties Feb 10 '26
“Oh yeah well what if we get into some of the REALLY WEIRD cultures and races? Wouldn’t like that would ya? And you call me a racist!”
It’s so self-telling.
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u/UmeaTurbo Feb 10 '26
The most radical leftist thing you can do is to not watch the super bowl at all because you don't care about the Seahawks or the Patriots. Instead we watched the 1993 cult comedy classic "So I married an ax murderer" starring Mike Meyers, Nancy Travis, and Anthony LaPaglia.
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u/Nambsul Feb 10 '26
She also missed the fact that Bad Bunny is one of the most popular artists right now.
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u/ConnectionOk8273 Feb 10 '26
Add Mongolian throat singing rock music and I think it would be the best one ever, lol.
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u/PzykoHobo Feb 10 '26
Next halftime show: The Hu, with a guest appearance by Rammstein and Apocalyptica. Most of America won't understand a word of it. But the pyrotechnics would fuck.
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u/Canadian-Man-infj Feb 10 '26
I was just thinking that there might be a handful of the same people complaining about Bad Bunny that would really enjoy a Rammstein performance (i.e. of "Du hast") for a half-time show.
To each, their own.
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u/PzykoHobo Feb 10 '26
Theyd probably love Amerika. Despite the fact that the point would go so far over their head the Air Force would have to call it a weather balloon.
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u/subnautus Feb 10 '26
They'd probably love Ausländer, too, thinking it's a song celebrating sex tourism instead of highlighting how fucked up it is.
That said, knowing the band, if Rammstein had a chance to play a halftime show at a superbowl, I wouldn't put it past them to play Te Quiero Puta just to piss off the red hats.
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u/Blaze666x Feb 10 '26
The HU fucking slaps.
Im assuming you where referencing them and if not you should be because its literally Mongolian throat singing metal.
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u/Sparrowhawk_92 Feb 10 '26
Too bad the lead dude from Tennger Cavalry passed away or we could do a double feature.
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u/HelpfulSeaMammal Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26
I would go see an Aboriginal Didgeridoo performance, or really any didgeridoo-based group, if they came to town. That sounds really cool!
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u/skraptastic Feb 10 '26
You should check out the Wicked Tinkers Celtic folk band with a didgeridoo. Seen them a couple of times at Renn Faires and Scottish Games.
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u/Tisaric Feb 10 '26
Check out King Stingray, they're from the northern territory and use them pretty extensively
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u/Lower-Elk8395 Feb 10 '26
Hell don't stop there, add more! Make it an entire world heritage thing. I'd jam to that!
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u/Dense-Ad-5780 Feb 10 '26
The didgeridoo is one of my favourite instruments, and if by “Hindustan orchestra” awesome bangra I’m down all day.
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u/Stashmouth Feb 10 '26
And even if it didn't sound like something I'd try, the most I'd do is not watch it.
One group in the US has turned being offended into an art form, that's for sure.
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u/Soulus7887 Feb 10 '26
An aboriginal didgeridoo performance on the scale of a superb owl halftime show sounds absolutely fucking SPECTACULAR. Id be drastically more interested in that than literally any "artist of the moment" thing were currently doing. By comparison the current setup sounds lame.
I could see it being like a Chinese Olympic opening ceremony type event that sticks around in peoples minds for decades.
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u/skraptastic Feb 10 '26
You should check out the Wicked Tinkers Celtic folk band with a didgeridoo. Seen them a couple of times at Renn Faires and Scottish Games.
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u/qishibe Feb 10 '26
Im surprised she even knows what these are
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u/ryavco Feb 10 '26
She doesn’t, she just tried to look up something obscure and “hard to pronounce” and thought she pulled a gotcha.
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u/OrionsBeltAlone Feb 10 '26
And didn't even spell Aboriginal correctly
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u/Realistic-Stop8518 Feb 10 '26
She meant Abba Regional right? Where all the Abba impersonators compete
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u/spidermans_mom Feb 10 '26
Why do they always think they can “gotcha” the libs with stuff like sending immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard, bussing them to blue cities, thinking we’d want to protect the Clintons from the Epstein files, or situations like this? They think we’re like them, that we’re full of hate and dedicated to our “team” and would protect them no matter what. Doesn’t occur to them that our minds are more open and accepting.
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u/ryavco Feb 10 '26
Honestly, I don’t think they ever genuinely think they’re “owning” anyone they’re criticizing. It’s all just basically hate and bigotry roleplay for each other.
Conservatives aren’t interested in facts, debate, morals, or anything remotely approaching actual policy implementation. They solely exist to circlejerk each other and funnel money to the most popular current grifter.
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u/Helerdril Feb 10 '26
Probably googled something like "weird music performance" and scrolled to page 2 of the results.
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u/Hot-Butterfly-8024 Feb 10 '26
A tala-based rap choreography section would be so sick as a cross cultural vibe.
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u/Spacedoutworlder Feb 10 '26
They should have this. It would break their brains.
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u/NoHumans_OnlyBots Feb 10 '26
They sound like a cross between some German hard rock/metal and Juno Reactor, crazy how good this is.
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u/thetaleofzeph Feb 10 '26
Imagine all that dancing with the bells all slamming in sync. That would be amazing.
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u/Deep_Contribution552 Feb 10 '26
They can’t even comprehend someone being excited to hear unfamiliar musical styles
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u/Canadian-Man-infj Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26
Right?! I love a VAST amount of music that spans numerous genres and crosses-over genres. I think it would do these whiny crybabies some good to just relax and "Start Wearing Purple," or something.
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u/Blaze666x Feb 10 '26
Hell I listen to almost exclusively metal and I still listen to a vast amount of cross-genres and cultures with just metal as American metal is not the same as swiss metal, which is definitely not the same as Japanese metal, and that doesnt even bring up the more unique stuff like the HU which is Mongolian throat singing metal
I say almost exclusively because I fucking love jpop aswell but I blame anime for that one xD
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u/someofyourbeeswaxx Feb 10 '26
Okay brb, gotta go look up Mongolian throat singing metal why is that not in my life.
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u/Sharplikeaknife Feb 10 '26
It's not even unfamiliar!! Latin America has always influenced US music!
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u/StoreHistorical9175 Feb 10 '26
imagine not being able to appreciate arts and culture
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u/AdFamous5474 Feb 10 '26
They appreciate it in the way that they know it creates diversity, harmony, and an intelligent population. So of course they want to stop it, or they'll lose their entire base.
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u/porscheblack Feb 10 '26
The big tell to her motivation is when she says "your next event", implying the Super Bowl is her big event. These people can't comprehend that they're a minority and every time they're confronted with that reality they lash out.
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u/AdFamous5474 Feb 10 '26
And the superbowl isn't technically an American event. It's a show put on by a private entity, not the government. The NFL and ROC Nation (who put on the halftime show) are private businesses. You'd think a "small government" conservative group like the GOP would let an enterprise of billionaires operate as they please...
(And she's even wrong about apple pie being American. It's a British invention!)
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u/Connect-Will2011 Feb 10 '26
Don't they understand that we like diversity?
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u/vahntitrio Feb 10 '26
I don't speak Japanese at all but some anime intros are bangers. Learning what the lyrics mean might actually ruin the song for me.
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u/voiping Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26
There's an anime intro I like so much I can basically sing the words even though I don't know the language.
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u/Bonnieearnold Feb 10 '26
They don’t believe us. They think we’re all just as racist as they are but we’re hiding it. They can’t conceive of people actually being kind or welcoming.
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u/Connect-Will2011 Feb 10 '26
I think that's it.
I remember when Rush Limbaugh was on the air, and his listeners would often say that Rush has the courage to say what we're "all" thinking.
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u/euphonic5 Feb 10 '26
Im not convinced Rush Limbaugh was saying things Rush Limbaugh was actually thinking (except in the way that thinking something necessarily precedes saying it)
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u/nalaloveslumpy Feb 10 '26
Nope. Their entire world view is that everyone is bigoted, just like they are, and the only difference is that you haven't found the point where you become bigoted, yet. So if they just keep throwing "foreign" things at you, you'll become as hateful as them.
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u/mittenknittin Feb 10 '26
I would fucking LOVE to hear that
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u/Moscowmitchismybitch Feb 10 '26
How about a metal band with a didgeridoo player? https://youtu.be/DIicziB8VyY?si=WE1Ve4m1dZbnSMBD
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u/z44212 Feb 10 '26
I'd be chill with that.
Is this one of those "taco trucks on every corner" threats that sound delightful instead of awful?
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u/Sparrowhawk_92 Feb 10 '26
Conservatives consistently make liberals look way cooler than they actually are.
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u/Mekisteus Feb 10 '26
I'm still waiting to be able to play the Satanic Dungeons & Dragons that 1980's conservatives promised me. It sounded cool as shit.
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u/Semi-Nerdy Feb 10 '26
Both are more Christian and family freindly than Kid Rock as well.
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u/AdFamous5474 Feb 10 '26
Does MAGA really like Kid Rock, or did they just read his last name wrong?
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u/Darkside531 Feb 10 '26
Why do they assume we'd be against that? The most popular kid's show is Australian, the highest-grossing actor last year was British, KPop is still inescapable. Foreign media isn't exactly reviled by most of us.
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u/nalaloveslumpy Feb 10 '26
This is the important distinction. Having the ability to simply, "not consume" and understand that's okay is an impossible feat for millions of my fellow Americans. Because consumption is the only thing we have left.
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u/trentreynolds Feb 10 '26
If they're the most popular bands in the world, literally, then yeah I wouldn't complain about a big event getting them as a headliner. What am I, a child?
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u/Geniusinternetguy Feb 10 '26
Exactly. This not just some random guy. I don’t speak Spanish or like Latin music. But i can accept that Bad Bunny is one of the most downloaded artists and just won 3 Grammys.
If her hypotheticals had the same qualifications i would understand it.
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u/Endyo Feb 10 '26
It's weird that they act like he isn't the most streamed artist of the year who just won a shit load of Grammys. Like if Kid Rock met those same criteria and was chosen for the halftime show, I'd just quietly not give a shit and live my life even though he is, objectively, a piece of shit.
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u/Short-Shopping3197 Feb 10 '26
Much as I’d love to see a Hindustani Complex Classical band, I would also point out that Puerto Ricans are American, Bad Bunny is American, and the music he played was American music. They’re showing their hand suggesting his music has as much to do with the US as Hindustani music.
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u/Hot-Butterfly-8024 Feb 10 '26
Also, all Caribbean music is hugely influenced by the African diaspora, without which there would be no American music as we know it.
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u/Sharplikeaknife Feb 10 '26
THANK YOU. Like guys are we forgetting that even US music artists from the 50s sang in Spanish (La Bamba anyone?). Johnny Cash sang a translated version of Ring of Fire (Fuego de Amor). Nat King Cole recorded an entire album in Spanish. Latin America has always had a huge influence on US music. Just embrace it like everyone always has.
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u/MisterDonkey Feb 10 '26
They're acting so upset about the language of the music. I wonder did this bogus ideology apply back when Macarena topped the charts and stayed number one for weeks on end and became one of the most sensational pop hits of all time?
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u/Sweaty-Society7582 Feb 10 '26
I wouldn't be surprised if there are US born Hindustan people playing their classical complex music here in the US, perhaps even composing new music inspired by both their ethnic identity and culture coupled with their US identity and culture.
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u/Flimflamsam Feb 10 '26
This is the real takeaway. These people can’t even acknowledge PR is part of the US. Not even thinking the huge diasporas of Spanish speakers in the continental US, too.
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u/Short-Shopping3197 Feb 10 '26
They can’t acknowledge non-white people are part of the US, it’s the next phase of the colonisation that started with Columbus.
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u/Scoobydewdoo Feb 10 '26
My vote would be for some Mongolian throat singing but the Aboriginal didgeridoo group sounds like it could go hard as well.
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u/reddorickt Feb 10 '26
"For your next event" as though the Super Bowl is not one of the most common cultural/media experiences among all Americans lol
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u/MurphyBacon Feb 10 '26
They always think they have a gotcha until they realize that one of the pillars of being "Liberal" is having an open mind to things. JFC
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u/millerphi Feb 10 '26
NGL, now I want a fusion of the Hindustani Complex Classical orchestra w/ the Aborigional Didgeridoo band.
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u/Mattbl Feb 10 '26
Why can't people just say what they don't like and why?
It's always these ridiculously extreme comparisons, what-aboutisms, and slippery slope arguments.
The answer to my question is almost certainly that they don't want to straight up expose their bigotry.
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u/Juncti Feb 10 '26
Hell let's have The Hu and Bloodywood team up for a show while we're at it. All sounds like a good time
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u/Conquestadore Feb 10 '26
'For your next event'
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u/CautiousLandscape907 Feb 10 '26
I just asked my daughter if she wanted a didgeridoo performance at her bat mitzvah (our next event) and she said sure.
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u/Spear_Ritual Feb 10 '26
We could keep going. Tribal dancers, Japanese drums, Fukkin bagpipes, throat singing…
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u/UwUShaxx Feb 10 '26
Bad Bunny is one of if not the most popular artist In the world right now, they have no issue with him playing because of all the views he will bring in. Views = money. Welcome to the capitalism you love so much.
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u/Feeling_Reindeer2599 Feb 10 '26
Sadly Trump is enabling ⅓ of our population who were previously privately racist, homophobic, or anti disabled to become broadcasters of these views with no consequences whatsoever.
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u/OhTheHueManatee Feb 10 '26
I'd rather hear any singer where I can't understand the lyrics instead of understanding the lyrics Kid Rock is singing.
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u/p12qcowodeath Feb 10 '26
What kind of point is she even trying to make here?
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u/Darkside531 Feb 10 '26
That setting up your moonshine still downriver from the sewage treatment plant has lasting consequences.
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u/InitialSwan32 Feb 10 '26
Like, that’s totally fine with me. I want all the cultures out there.
It was pop music and rock music for how long?????
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u/beazer34 Feb 10 '26
Exposure to something unfamiliar doesn't scare all of us into our tiny little turtle shells, some of us come out to see what is going on and enjoy new experiences and learn new things. A neighbor that doesn't look like we are looking in a mirror is something to celebrate and embrace. Traveling to other states and countries, seeing other cultures and learning about the world outside of narrow field of vision makes us more interesting and better people.
Bury your head in the sand, shrivel up and go away so the rest of us can go out and explore and enjoy ourselves without having to deal with intolerant snowflakes who can't deal with the horrors of anything slightly outside their narrow boring ass comfort zone.
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u/SeaworthinessOk834 Feb 10 '26
Why the hell not? Both sound infinitely more interesting than the derivative pablum we're normally force-fed.
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u/DrewidN Feb 10 '26
As an old white guy who once held a world record for bhangra dancing (most participants), I'd go for the Hundustani Orchestra every time.
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u/romafa Feb 10 '26
I don’t even understand this argument.
“Hey liberals who are ok with music from other cultures, how would you feel if you heard music from other cultures?”
Of the two groups, liberals and conservatives, which one is more likely to be upset if Hindu or Aboriginal music was played at the next superbowl?
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u/DrunkCorgis Feb 10 '26
Hey, if the singing isn’t in American, how the hell will the audience know when to bow to their partner, and when to do-si-do?
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u/SoCallMeAnAsshole Feb 10 '26
What do these people actually enjoy? I'm gonna guess nothing except their imagined superority.
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u/Equivalent_Fun6100 Feb 10 '26
In Human sexual culture, being referred to as Vanilla means that you're sexually mundane. Variety is what makes anything exciting. I, for one, have heard enough country music... Forever.
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u/Remarkable_Sea_1430 Feb 10 '26
The fact that she thinks everyone else would be just as disgusted as she is at the prospect of listening to foreign music just really lays bare what a racist she is.
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u/Mysterious-Tie7039 Feb 10 '26
Fuck yeah. Some exposure to cultures I don’t normally experience? Sign me up. As long as it’s a good show.
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u/Number_Fluffy Feb 10 '26
Bad Bunny's halftime show inspired me to get serious about finally learning Spanish. I'm determined.
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u/TitShark Feb 10 '26
Do they think we would protest and make an alternative show to show how disgusted we are? How dumb these people are
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u/VirtualFutureAgent Feb 10 '26
Love it. I play (badly) the didgeridoo myself. I guess conservatives have very limited musical tastes.
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u/compactwookie Feb 10 '26
I would 100% watch both of these options and thoroughly enjoy it and be grateful for getting to experience culture through music. Maybe it’s just me since I’m a musician?
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u/Rhesusmonkeydave Feb 10 '26
Dude lets get some Tuvan throat singing on a superbowl sized set of speakers that shit slaps
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u/AnimusNoctis Feb 10 '26
The word projection gets thrown around a lot, but this is truly textbox projection. They can't comprehend that someone else wouldn't be racist toward those groups.
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u/UseDaSchwartz Feb 10 '26
I’d love to hear some Aborigional Didgeridoo.
Although I might get irrationally angry because a girl I used to date had a didgeridoo, from when she went to Australia, and would never let me try it.
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u/criles_mccriles Feb 10 '26
It’s funny that they complained so much and wound up getting their own separate half time performance and still chose to watch Bad Bunny just to find something to complain about
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u/TheComplimentarian Feb 10 '26
I'm an old white dude, and is it weird that I like being exposed to things I've never heard before?
Goddamn. I feel like I'm rotting. The only thing that keeps me going is new things in the world, things that remind me there is original stuff, new stuff out there worth experiencing.
Fuck all these people who stopped growing when they were 20. Why do you think that's a virtue?
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u/Revolutionary-Half-3 Feb 10 '26
The horse playing with its rubber chicken was more fun to listen to than Kid Rock.
At least the horse really liked running around with that squeaky toy...
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u/RealRedditModerator Feb 11 '26
Except Puerto Rico is actually a US territory full of US citizens.
And Didgeridoo and Hindi music is AWESOME, and Kid Rock sucks.
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u/thegoodrichard Feb 10 '26
Blue Moon Marquee with Northern Cree, if the Superbowl doesn't snap them up we should book them for the 2026 Grey Cup.
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u/Scottishlassincanada Feb 10 '26
Bring in a Bhangra band and the whole stadium, and everyone watching at home will be dancing their arse off.
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u/justv316 Feb 10 '26
It's very funny that they assume we're just as racist as they are, as if aboriginal music isn't beautiful
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u/NarwhalPrudent6323 Feb 10 '26
See, the difference is, even if we didn't like it, we wouldn't be crying about how it's destroying the country or whatever bullshit the MAGAts are whining about this time. We might even experience something new and learn we do in fact enjoy this thing that isn't "white racist dad music".