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Be Serious podcast.
Speaker 3: I am Elvis Presto, and I am here with my
co host.
Speaker 2: The Left Shark, and we are here to talk about
the five most iconic Super Bowl musical performances. Jason, Yes,
if they got those references, they already know more about
the halftime show than they need to know.
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of the best are right now.
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eighty nine versus The Dark Knight.
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store in early March. I think yeah, it is, Yeah,
and so we will. We'll look at those two classics,
and then we'll also probably check out the Batman and
decide whether it holds up next to those amazing movies.
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this season. We're going to spend three weeks in June
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Summer of eighty seven that we're going to do. Yeah,
the stuff we've got coming is going to be amazing.
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nineteen eighty seven. We are going to be comparing Superman
for the Quest for More Money and Jaws the Quest
for Sun.
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for what is the actual best, worst, worst of those
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's going to be amazing. It'll be fine, all right.
Speaker 4: So today we're going to talk about the top you've
got your list, time, my list, YEP.
Speaker 5: Top five musical performances in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: I'm ready to go. Okay, so this is gonna be fun.
It was.
Speaker 2: It was fun to go back and look at the
musical performances from the Super Bowls, but to decide which
of all of them are the top five, most iconic,
most iconic.
Speaker 3: Now we're not saying best. That's an important distinction.
Speaker 2: It is an important distinction. We are saying most iconicic. Right, Okay,
so we were jumping in. Let's go okay, let's jump
in right now. You want to go first, let me
go first. I've got two honorable mentions. So if you've
only got one, I'll go first.
Speaker 3: I got two. I got too good, all right?
Speaker 2: So my first honorable mention most iconic, Yes, has got
to be the Aerosmith and in sync combination. And the
reason that it's most iconic to me is you have
miss Britney Spears in the Dallas Cowboy football plants and
oh my gosh, she's on my list, by the way,
you know it's laminated too, the top five, you know,
the the allowable five.
Speaker 3: She's on my list.
Speaker 2: If you you will see me from time to time,
if you're in Norman, Oklahoma walking around for Britney T shirt,
I have seen you wear that. Yeah, it gets a
lot of It gets a lot of attention.
Speaker 3: They're like, why are you wearing that shirt?
Speaker 2: And I said, hey, I know a whole lot of
people that are way crazier than she is, and they
can do anything that she wants.
Speaker 3: They want.
Speaker 4: So you know what, Hey, listen on that performance, you
have Aerosmith and Britney Spears and in sync.
Speaker 5: I believe in that performance, yes, singing Walk this.
Speaker 6: Way, yep, dude, it's iconic, oh dude.
Speaker 3: And they're doing the throwback to our run DMC episode.
They are doing.
Speaker 2: The shuffle back and forth on the stairs just like
run DMC did in the Walk this Way video.
Speaker 3: They did aver a Smith.
Speaker 5: It would have been really cool if run DMC.
Speaker 3: Would have been there. It would have been cool.
Speaker 4: Everybuddy Deaf Dave would have definitely prefer that over in Sync,
I can tell you.
Speaker 3: That, right.
Speaker 2: But en sing did not do a bad job. They
were definitely singing their own songs.
Speaker 4: Well that's important to station because there's a lot of
people who did not do that in the Super Bowl performance.
Speaker 3: Right. Okay, So what do you got for honorable mention?
Speaker 4: Honorable mention number one for me is Paul McCartney. Okay,
Paul McCartney actually is the first guy out of the
gate after the nibble gate incident.
Speaker 3: He is.
Speaker 2: He's on my list, so we can go into great
detail on him if you want to.
Speaker 3: You want to go okay, okay.
Speaker 5: So anyway, Paul mccartny Honorable mention number one.
Speaker 2: Right, So the other honorable mention for me is most iconic. Yes,
not because it was good. Yes, it was Bruno Mars
and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Speaker 7: Okay, Bruno Mars did his fought on job.
Speaker 2: Bruno Mars is a fantastic performer. But the Red Hot
Chili Peppers came out, and although you could tell that
Anthony Keatis was actually singing number one, it was a
weird combination to have to have the do op style
singing and dancing and the flashy gold suits and then
the alternative no shirt jumping out. But then everybody kind
of was like, wait a minute, are they actually playing
their instruments? And the answer is, you know, they were
not so most iconic. This was like, dude, Red Hot
Chili Peppers, how are you guys not playing your instruments?
Speaker 3: You're supposed to be a rock band. What's going on?
Speaker 2: And they came out with some lame Well, the NFL
told us that this was the best option that you know.
Speaker 3: He sang, but we not play our instruments, right, pretty lame? Okay.
Speaker 5: Honorable Mention number two for me, yes, okay, most iconic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm going with Michael Jackson in nineteen ninety three,
kind of the grandfather of the iconic choir fan participation
halftime shows.
Speaker 3: And at that time, you know, I mean, Michael.
Speaker 5: Was still riding high off the Thriller and Dangerous.
Speaker 3: The ratings for the first time and ever I think
went up at half time. Yeah, it was a great show.
It was a great show, no question about it. That
was the Cowboys versus the Bills. I'm a big Dallas
Cowboys fan, and so I had a good time that day.
I'll tell you that. A little little Rick morand little
Rick Murrick Marian that's going on there. I don't know, a.
Speaker 2: Little bleedover from Ghostbusters day, right, Okay, okay, so we
jumping in now, let's go.
Speaker 3: Okay, Top five.
Speaker 2: Five, number five, number five for me, the most iconic,
most iconic is from February first, twenty fifteen, Super Bowl
number forty nine, Patriots versus the Seahawk.
Speaker 8: Katie Perry The.
Speaker 3: Fantastic Show. Right, So she comes out singing, roar, I
got the eye of the tiger. Roar on a giant
golden tiger.
Speaker 2: It's a tiger the tiger just giant golden tiger robot
thing and it's it's amazing. Now, you know, a spectacle
is something that happens frequently on Super Bowl halftime shows.
Speaker 3: I don't care that much about the spectacle.
Speaker 2: I right need the big singing dance numbers with the
you know, all of the stuff. But this one was Honestly,
it was pretty good. That tiger was pretty amazing.
Speaker 3: It was amazing.
Speaker 2: Yes, she does four costume changes that happened in a
matter of seconds, and I'm just like, what is going
By the way, she's also on my list laminated list.
Speaker 3: On the list she's a.
Speaker 2: Very nice looking lady, but as awesome as her performance was,
and it's one of the best that there have been. Yes,
you've also got Lenny Kravitz in there. Yes, singing I
Kissed a Girl. I'm really thinking that should have been
Missy Elliott singing that song with her. But what anyway,
Missy Ellio's does up later. So she sings Roar, she
sings dark Horse, she sings I Kissed a Girl, teenage Dream,
California Girls. There's little medley of those, but the reason
that it's the most iconic is the left shark. I know, right,
the left shark, the left shark. So the left shark.
She's got this dance number during Teenage Dream California Girls.
She's got this dance number where there are two people
in shark costumes behind her and one of them goes rogue.
Speaker 4: It looks like Leslie Nielsen from Naking Gun had to
dress up in a shark.
Speaker 3: He's protecting the queen or something like that.
Speaker 2: That's hilarious and so almost inaneously, like Snoop Dogg later
on that night is texting saying I was dressed up
as the left shark and then left Shark became a
meme that's famous now, Like, so.
Speaker 3: Was that really Snoop Dogg as left Shirt?
Speaker 2: No, it's some guy. I looked him up, but we
don't need to repeat his name on here. But he
basically just said, well, you know it's all choreographed, but
you have like this ability to improv, and.
Speaker 3: I thought why not?
Speaker 4: And I was like, well it was Corey Graph, but man,
I can't see in this costume right right.
Speaker 2: So interesting note on that Super Bowl number one Patriots
beat the Seahawks twenty eight to twenty four. Yeah, there
was a little bit of, you know, back and forth
about who was going to do the show. There was
some questions about like, hey, are you willing to give
the NFL money to appear at the halftime show, and
so there was this huge petition to get Weird Al
Yankovic as the halftime show for that earned this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's fantastic. I would love to have Weird. Yeah,
So that'll come up later. Okay, all right, My number.
Speaker 4: Five is from Super Bowl thirty six. That's February seven,
two thousand and two.
Speaker 3: That's you two. Okay, I've got them on here as well.
Let's talk about them when we get to them on
your list. Okay, so good, all right? Four number four
for me, yep, it's Katy Perry. Okay, So there we go.
Speaker 4: Just to expand on what you kind of said, the
giant Golden Lion, the left Shark, Yeah, and then having
the song firework at the end and having fireworks everywhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Like I said, it's not the best performance, but it's iconic.
Oh yeah, for sure. So love that one.
Speaker 2: So my number four was your honorable mention. It was
Paul McCartney. Like you said, this came out the year
after Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake had their old ordeal.
He did drive my car. Yes, which, by the way,
my ten year old are this week. This week, as
we're walking out of her basketball game, she's like, can
we listen to the Beatles in my home?
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh, yeah, I haven't listened to the Beatles
with you. How do you know them?
Speaker 2: She's like, I think I found an old CD that
you made for like one of our older siblings.
Speaker 3: And I was like, that's awesome. And then we get
in and she knows the songs. She's like, can you do?
Can you do? Twist and shout? Can you do? Baby?
Drive my car? And I'm like what man, He's like,
I love them.
Speaker 2: I'm like, this is fantastic that you just happened to
find this love of the Beatles with your child, that
you didn't even ate his pure luck way to go.
Speaker 3: So he did drive my car.
Speaker 2: He did get back, and then a big one yeah,
Live and let Die, And every time it.
Speaker 1: Was dumb, dumb.
Speaker 2: The fireworks Day were up there to do the big
skyview shot. It was amazing, but the KOUDI grap the
best part. I mean here up right, yeah, he does. Hey,
Jude and after one verse.
Speaker 3: Of no, no, no, no no, he.
Speaker 2: Shuts off the music and you have stadium full of
tens of thousands of people singing together.
Speaker 3: It's so moving, so amazing, oh so serious.
Speaker 9: Okay, I'm totally whiskey man.
Speaker 4: I totally sucker for the hay Jude at the very end.
Now living light eye blows my friggin doors off, but
it's the hay Jude sing along.
Speaker 3: At the end, and I'm waving my hands and.
Speaker 2: Just yeah, everybody either their cigarette lighters out or whatever
it was at that point, right, I mean, there were lights,
there was love.
Speaker 3: It was a thing to behold, all right.
Speaker 1: Three? All right?
Speaker 3: What's your number three? Number three? Yes, most iconic?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm a crushing here.
Speaker 3: You're ready for this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, February fourth, two thousand and seven.
Speaker 3: Prince Oh no.
Speaker 8: Let.
Speaker 4: Number three number Okay, now listen, it's not best, because
best is Prince Okay, most iconic, he's number three, all right,
and I assume that you got him higher on your list,
so let's talk about him.
Speaker 3: When we get there. Okay, Yeah, all right, number three.
Speaker 2: My number three is Janet Jackson justin Timberlake, which I'm
guessing is coming up in a bit on your list.
So we'll talk about that one in a second. Well,
let's talk about it now because it's my number two.
Speaker 1: Two.
Speaker 2: Okay, perfect, so lay into it, Okay, So everybody knows,
like everybody knows, right, So let's just remember a little
bit from the performance itself. Right, Yeah, So what super
Bowl number was this? This was super Bowl number thirty eight.
Speaker 3: Thirty eight, the one right before the paulton McCartney went.
That's right. It's February first, two thousand and four.
Speaker 2: So Janet Jackson starts out and then and she does
a great job, and you've got, as you would expect
with Janet Jackson, rhythm nation time. She's got lots of dancers,
there's lots of movement going on. He did, he comes out,
he does a funny little you know, hey Diddy, you're
so fine.
Speaker 3: The mickey thing. Yes, and that's cool. I dig it. Yep.
Speaker 5: Did you mention Jessica Simpson at the very beginning?
Speaker 10: Oh I forgot, yes, Jessica Simpson, who's also on my list.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we're hitting.
Speaker 5: That's a trifecta.
Speaker 2: I knew, yeah, Kater Perry Britty Spears, Jessica Simpson and
Lenny Kravitz. I'm sorry, Well he gets the girl anyway.
Speaker 4: Jessica Simpson at the very beginning is like, hey, Houston,
are you rock? And she looks fantastic? Yeah, and she
gets just kicked off right out of the gate. But yes,
Jenna Jackson, you've got Justin Timberlake, You've got Kid.
Speaker 3: Rock doing his thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Nelly does his thing. Yep, he Diddy. But let's
talk about what's really iconic here.
Speaker 2: Okay, this introduced a phrase into the English language that did.
Speaker 3: Not exist before. Yes, it did not.
Speaker 2: Yes, these two words did not get put together before
this event occurred.
Speaker 3: Yes, And here's the question. Do we believe those two words?
Speaker 5: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: Not? Not a bit? Are you not a bit? We
are not stupid.
Speaker 2: I saw her on Oprah and how embarrassed she was,
and I heard Justin Timberlake's apology, and Okay, but you
guys meant to do that.
Speaker 3: That was absolutely that was a publicity.
Speaker 4: Grap Janet said that they it was meant to be
provocative and there was supposed to be something underneath.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but not full on right boob. Well, she had
a pasty.
Speaker 5: It was like a giant paste. It was like a thing,
you know.
Speaker 2: And that people don't wear that unless they're expecting to
expose the boob exactly, this, exactly.
Speaker 3: But wardrobe malfunction. Wardrobe malfunction. Wardrobe malfunction.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Okay, now listen, let me let me give some evidence
to why this needs to be higher on your list.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: Now, like I said before, Prince's performance was absolutely the
best halftime.
Speaker 3: Show in Super Bowl history. Right, but when we're.
Speaker 4: Talking about iconic moments, Okay, Janet Jackson's right boot, historically,
like internet history, is the most searched item in Internet history. Okay, okay, okay,
it broke the Internet.
Speaker 3: Do you remember this.
Speaker 2: Happening, by the way, like you were watching, Yes, okay,
I can remember watching the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: This was like a church like we were.
Speaker 2: This is early two thousands, so we were just getting
involved with our church family at that point, and nobody
watched the halftime show. Oh my gosh, like we just
you know, when it came halftime, we all hung out
and talked to each other and had snacks and that
sort of thing, and went back and watched the second half.
And it wasn't until the next day that I was like, oh,
there was some sort of halftime show.
Speaker 4: I watched it with our church youth group and everybody
was screwing around getting nachos and playing ping pong or whatever.
Speaker 5: One kid, did you guys see.
Speaker 3: That that was her boob?
Speaker 5: And everybody's like what what? What?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can't couldn't rewind it.
Speaker 5: Back there, So listen to this.
Speaker 4: So that that happened, the little microcosm happened in our
church youth group, and then happened around the world, like
everybody was like, wait a minute, what Jennet Jackson showed
her boob on to the entire world?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: So there was a guy out there who went searching
on the internet to find it and was frustrated because
it was either blurred out or it was mentioned but
has not shown. And so what did he do? The
entrepreneur and him said, I'm going to create a website
that you can load and watch short videos. YouTube was created,
do too, Janet Jackson's right boob on, shut your mouth,
absolute truth.
Speaker 3: Wow, how about that? That's pretty impressive iconic moments.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I because it's iconic, I still am putting
in at number three.
Speaker 3: I don't care, Okay, I don't care.
Speaker 2: I don't care because internet searches and the creation of
YouTube is certainly spectacular. But we've got number two and
number one to talk about here, and it goes beyond that.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, what you got number two for you? Okay?
For me? Number two? Is you two? Okay? That was
a good.
Speaker 8: Space steer.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about that.
Speaker 3: Okay, do you have you have YouTube? Right? I do
have YouTube? Is my number five? You had his number five?
So let's talk about it.
Speaker 2: This happened two thousand and two, just months after nine
to eleven occurs.
Speaker 3: That's correct.
Speaker 2: In this show, they play and play like three songs, right,
and it's like it's a YouTube concert. Yeah, there's no dancers. Yes,
there's no big spectacular show. It's a YouTube concert. And
then they pull up this large flag behind them and
they start running the names of all of the victims
of September eleventh, by flight number, by city location, New
York City Fire Department, New York City Police Department.
Speaker 3: While he's singing the streets have no name. It's incredibly moving.
Speaker 2: These guys from Ireland give so much love to the
United States. It's amazing. It goes beyond what the internet
can do. It goes to we will stand together as
a people, and at the very end he opens up
his jacket.
Speaker 3: And inside his jacket he's got the American flag and.
Speaker 2: Is pulling it out and is honoring America. And it's
one of the worst times.
Speaker 3: In its history.
Speaker 5: So you've got YouTube's best song.
Speaker 4: Where the streets have no name, victims of nine to
eleven just months after the bombing. We were a country
wounded at that moment. Certainly, certainly iconic moment. By the way,
side notes, yeah, that happened February third, two thousand and two. Yeah, okay,
that's Super Bowl thirty six. Okay, that was the first
Super Bowl Tom Brady won. Here we are in twenty
twenty two. He is the defending Super Bowl champion quarterback. So,
all right, we are on to number one. I want
you to go first because I know what your.
Speaker 3: Number one is. You do know what my number one is.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about it, all right, that's my number three, right.
Speaker 3: You're number three? Okay, my number one kind of depends
on how you define.
Speaker 2: With the word iconic means, I guess sure, certainly, the
invention of YouTube is pretty iconic. The fact that everybody
knows the boop grab is pretty.
Speaker 3: Iconic, Yeap Nipplegate. But when you have.
Speaker 2: Not just a stadium, but an entire country moving behind
a moment, that's why I pick you two as number two.
Speaker 3: Okay one.
Speaker 2: Number one is Prince. It's got to be Prince, and
I'll tell you why. It's a fantastic performance.
Speaker 3: Yes it is.
Speaker 2: There's really no one else involved other than Prince. It's
not a big, huge spectacle, although there's plenty of spectacle there, sure,
but how many halftime shows have been touched by the
hand of God? There is one, Yes, and it is Prince.
Is so wonderful because it's rain, pouring rain, pouring rain
on a slick stage, and there's no mishaps.
Speaker 3: It doesn't fall right, none of the dancers fall. Nobody
even looks like they're getting wet. I mean, he's got
a do rag on, but I mean, you can't even
tell that he's getting wet.
Speaker 2: And the only way that you know that it's raining
is there's water droplets on the cameras that are filming him.
Speaker 3: And because all of the lights are purple, the rain
is purple. It's purple rain during the song purple rain.
Speaker 2: That's not possible without God reaching down and touching the
hand of the Purple Master himself.
Speaker 4: It literally is like the God of the universe said,
You're not going to have this guy around forever. So
watch this incredible thing I'm about to do. Yeah, and
you have you have Let's go crazy. You have a
cool rendition of Baby.
Speaker 3: I'm a Star. Yeah, all along the Watchtower. You have
a little bit of Proud Mary in nineteen ninety nine
he did with the band I know we do with
the band that the Marching band. That was fantastic.
Speaker 5: And then you have the epic finale of Purple Rain.
Speaker 4: In the rain flashback to our Purple Rain track by
track episode that we did last summer, movie and movie.
Speaker 5: It's the best album of the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 3: Spiking my football on that one, okay, all right?
Speaker 4: And this is the greatest Super Bowl halftime performance of
all time, spiking my football on that one.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So you agree that it is the greatest, Yes, But
you've got some case to contend that is not the
most iconic.
Speaker 4: Yes, And I think I'm going to maybe not win
you over, but you're gonna have to allow me a
little bit.
Speaker 3: On this one. Okay.
Speaker 5: So before we did this. We want to be clear.
Speaker 4: These are the top five super Bowl musical performances. Yeah,
all right, So my number one moment is not a
halftime show. My number one moment is Whitney Houston singing
the Star Spangled Banner at the beginning of Super Bowl
twenty five. It is a song that every single time
I listen to it, it makes me emotional at a
time when we were just weeks into the Gulf War.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a.
Speaker 4: Fantastic moment and the gold standard of the Star Spangled
banner spiking my football.
Speaker 5: It has never been sung better than that rendition.
Speaker 3: Right, she did a good job. I think it cheated.
Speaker 2: I told you, you said, Well, I'm not gonna let
you know what happened, but I'm gonna make it work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, whatever, whatever, Now listen. That's so.
Speaker 5: That was released as a single. It was so popular.
Speaker 4: It was released as a single in February of ninety one,
re released in September of two thousand and one, surprisingly no,
and then again.
Speaker 3: In January of twenty twenty one.
Speaker 4: It is the greatest musical performance in Super Bowl history.
Speaker 2: Everybody feel free to boo Jason on Twitter for twisting
the rules. Here but I cannot argue against the fact
that it is an incredible musical performance.
Speaker 3: For sure. For sure. I mean I'm very familiar. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh hey, before we go, let's come up with three
bands or artists that we would like to see perform
in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Ready to say?
Speaker 4: Go?
Speaker 3: Okay, you start, Okay, I even.
Speaker 4: Came up with combinations, right, so they do these bunky combinations.
Speaker 5: Now listen, I would just me myself.
Speaker 4: I'd like to see Millie Vanilla and Vanilla Ice and
mc hammer, you know, right, or you know I would
like to see Boys and More and Motley Kruz.
Speaker 3: But here's here's my list. Okay, huh.
Speaker 5: So number three, we're going Queen and the Foo Fighters
sharing a stage singing. You know we you are the champions.
Speaker 3: And we will directed Freddie Mercury from the Dead. No. No,
We've got Dave Girl.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you've you've got You've got Brian May and
the rest of Queen. Yes, and you've got Dave Girl
and his band singing yes together.
Speaker 3: Yes, Okay, all right, it's interesting. Okay, it's a combination.
I think I can I can get on board with that,
all right.
Speaker 4: My number two, Punky combination bon Jovi and Taylor Swift. Okay,
Taylor Swift up there helping him out, singing wanted dead
or Alive?
Speaker 3: I dig it.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm going with it in the same walk this way.
Britney Spears Aspect, uh huh, and my number one most
wanted super Bowl artist Metallica.
Speaker 3: Bring on Metallica.
Speaker 4: Listening to them play inter Sandman while everybody in the
audience is stumping and jumping.
Speaker 3: Come on, it doesn't get any.
Speaker 8: Better than that.
Speaker 3: No, that's solid. That's solid. Okay, what do you got? Okay?
Speaker 2: So I noticed in my when I was going through
like what I loved, I I don't like the combinations
as much. I like the individual artists. I like Prince
by himself, I like You Too by himself. I like
Paul McCartney by himself, and the rest of them were iconic,
not because they were great performances. So I didn't do
any combinations. Fine, but I would really love to see
Pearl Jam play. Okay, we haven't had Despite the fact
that alternative music, you know, took over the world for
several years in the nineties, I am not aware that
we've ever had any other than the Red Hot Chili
Peppers faking their music had any kind of alternative music play.
Speaker 3: So I would say Pearl Jam is my number three.
Great number two weird Don Yankov. I am fully in support.
Speaker 2: I want him to go out there and do his
best bits. I want that one. I want that to
be the show that has the most spectacle of any
halftime show ever. I want there to be like a
million people out on the field dancing to fat and
there to be stupid and all of that.
Speaker 4: I just I a thousand dancers in fat outfits.
Speaker 3: Yes for my number one? Are you ready for this? Yes?
Speaker 2: I want to bring back the nineteen eighty five Bears
and have them sing the super Bowl shot.
Speaker 4: Oh that's fantastic, man, that is fantastic. Bring out Refrigerator
and Mike Singletary and Jim McMahon and Willie Golf and
do the.
Speaker 3: Super Bowl shop it.
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: Are you inviting the Patriots to sing Patriots and weed?
Speaker 3: Yetna?
Speaker 5: All right, Well, that's our list. We would love to
hear from you, guys. How do we do? Where do
you rank your top five.
Speaker 4: Most iconic musical performances at the Super Bowl?
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Speaker 4: We will be back in March with Batman Versus Dark
Knights eighteen season.
Speaker 3: Put your chicken wings down and listen to this. And
we're not doing this because we're greeting