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Speaker 1: This is a podcast from Minute Media.

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Speaker 2: Okay, everyone, we, like much of the world right now,

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are sick with football fever. So even though we are

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between seasons, we wanted to share one of our most

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popular episodes celebrating a seminal event in football history.

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Speaker 3: All right, everybody, welcome back today. We're going to have

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a mini episode. D It's going to be an interesting one.

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It is a cultural phenomenon. When you look back on it,

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it's a little bit painful, but it's interesting.

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Speaker 1: We're going to talk about it.

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Speaker 3: Okay, we are coming up on the thirty fifth anniversary

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of the Super Bowl Shuffle.

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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's iconic. That is Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I was in fourth grade and I can remember going

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to the front of the class and like me and

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six of my friends wrapping the Super.

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Speaker 1: Bowl shovel is like our show and tell.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, show and tell. So this song came out

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was released December third, nineteen eighty five, had a music

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video with it. It included some famous bears like Richard

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Dents in the video, Otis Wilson's in the video, Mike Singletary,

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Walter Payton, Jim McMahon, very famous bears, and of course

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that eighty five Bears team has looked at as one

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of the greatest teams of all time. They only had

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one loss that whole year. That video was shot the

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day after that lost to the Miami Dolphins on Monday

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Night football. I can't stay up late and watch that game.

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But anyway, so they come in the Tuesday after that

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Monday night game to film the video. They had one

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guy on the team, Dan Hampton, who was there, a

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defensive tackle. He thought it was in bad taste and

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he thought it might Jason and he said, no freaking way,

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I'm doing that song. So the way it started was

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Willie Galt, who I didn't mention earlier. Willi Galt was

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a wide receiver eighty three and at one point in

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his life he was actually, I think considered the fastest

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man in the world.

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Speaker 1: Uh women and that world class.

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Speaker 5: I like world but I love it at the past

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a practice all day and dance all night.

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Speaker 3: I gotta get ready for a Sunday fight. Now. He

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was a guy who was interested in maybe singing a

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little bit or rapping and acting and had some interest

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in entertainment.

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Speaker 4: So Courtney Larson was a cheerleader for the team. Yes,

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and her boyfriend had this idea that we should have

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a music video. And he was a diehard Bears fan obviously,

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I mean, can you be in Chicago and not be

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a Bears fan?

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Speaker 1: I don't think that. I don't think so. I don't

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think that's allowed. Dad Bears, Double Bears.

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Speaker 4: And so she yeah, she introduced him to Willie Gould,

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and Willie Gault.

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Speaker 3: Was like, yeah, let's make this happen. So he kicked

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it around the locker room with a few of the guys. Yeah,

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and I mean, you have some all time grades, right,

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you have Walter Bay, Richard Dent, Mike Singletary, Hall of Fame,

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Guy Refrigerator Perry, William Refrigerator Perry. How can I forget him?

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And hey, guys, what.

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Speaker 6: Do you think?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, well, let's do this video. This would be a

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lot of fun and and so it got some momentum,

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and so they decided to record the song. Of course,

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all the Chicago radio stations started playing it. Willie Gold

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is actually very quick to defend the idea that they

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declare that they're going to win the super Bowl, and

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I'll never say that. Basically, I'm just here to do

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the super Bowl shuffle, basically meaning We're gonna go and

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do our best to play in the Super Bowl.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 3: So two months later they go to Super Bowl twenty

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and they beat the crap out of the New England

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Patriots forty six to ten in one of the most

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dominant seasons in NFL history.

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Speaker 6: Shade not here.

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Speaker 3: After that Super Bowl victory. Yeah, this song peaked at

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number forty one on the Hot one hundred in February

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of nineteen eighty six.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it actually was nominated. Do you know.

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Speaker 3: This, This was nominated for a Grammy.

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Speaker 1: You know who it lost to.

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Speaker 3: This song barely lost to Kiss by Prince.

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Speaker 1: All Right, it is high back in Baby.

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Speaker 3: Catch our Side of the Times episode either before or

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after on this podcast.

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Speaker 4: Catch our Sign of the Times episode right after this podcast.

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Speaker 3: This single sold seven hundred thousand copies and one hundred

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and seventy thousand VHS tapes. All right, guys, let's take

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a quick break. We're going to intro a new podcast

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out there right now.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, plan your work and work your plan. For many athletes,

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saying such as this could be considered scripture, permanent signposts

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the lining the long to success in sports. For some,

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the very act of pursuing a career in sports can

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give you a sense of control, a sense of safety,

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so long as you stick to the plan. That is,

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until life happens. The kind of life that happens while

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you're making other plans. Breakdowns insecurity, panic attacks, PTSD, addiction,

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sudden life changes, ones that require an athlete to toss

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aside their well laid plans and answer the question what's

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your next play? Blindsided is a podcast about sports, mental health, and.

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Speaker 7: Life hosted by former NAHL goalie Corey Hirsch and psychiatrist

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doctor Diane McIntosh. The podcast will share and analyze the

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moments for a variety of athletes when everything changed for

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them and what happened when it did. The podcast let's

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listeners hear the athletes describe moments when mental health became

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the most important focus.

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Speaker 3: Of their lives.

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Speaker 4: Blindsided then dives deeper, It gets clinical, and it allows

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listeners to leave with an understanding of the different varieties

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of mental health challenges face, why they appear, and how

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athletes in particular face them down. Blindsided is a sports

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podcast not only for people who follow sports, but also

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for those who don't.

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Speaker 3: All right, guys, go check out Blindside.

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Speaker 1: So the team that they beat that year was the Patriots.

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Speaker 4: Yes, who my gosh since that time has been the

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dominant team as far as Super Bowls are concerned, right right,

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But they did their Oh did you know this that

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the Patriots did their own song?

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Speaker 1: Okay, tell me we'll do well.

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Speaker 4: If you didn't know it, I don't think you're going

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to be an already on that one.

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Speaker 1: Okay most people.

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Speaker 4: It was called New England, the Patriots and We. It

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was done by the New England Patriots fam. They made

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a video to it, and so MTV has a tie

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into the Super Bowl, played both videos back to back

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and had the viewers vote for the winner, and apparently

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the results were even more lopsided than the actual game was.

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Speaker 1: It obviously did not farewell against the Super Bowl.

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Speaker 3: If you've got a copy of New England, we the

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Patriots and We the Patriots and We, we would love

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for you to tag us on Twitter with that.

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Speaker 1: That's great.

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Speaker 3: Hey, this is it's interesting. They were far from the

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only people who tried this, right right. So during the

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eighty five season, you had the Seattle Seahawks who did

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one the Blue Wave is on a Roll, and then

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you have the La Raiders did one in eighty six.

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In nineteen eighty six, the New York Giants released a

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song called Walk Like a Giant, based on Walk Like

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an Egyptian by The Bangles.

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Speaker 1: By the Angles, who had one of their biggest hits written.

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Speaker 3: By Prince so interestingly Walter Payton, who sings in the.

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Speaker 5: Song, they call me Sweetness and I like the dance

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running the ball. It's like Mickey mole Mance. We had

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to go with this train in camp to give chicag

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the foot pole champ. And we're not doing this because

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we're greening. The Bears are doing.

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Speaker 1: I didn't.

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Speaker 3: We didn't come here look for Trull. Were just in

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such a bad mood after losing to the Dolphins that

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he refused to come to the video.

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Speaker 1: Shoot. Oh yeah, that's right.

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Speaker 3: So they had to fill his part later and splice

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it in. If you actually watch the video, you can

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clearly tell he's bought.

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Speaker 4: He's in front of a green or blue it was

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probably blue screen at that time, right, Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Him and Jim McMahon are spliced in later, and then

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the front row you start looking and you counting names.

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You're like, there's no McMahon, there's no Walter Payton there. Yeah,

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who is the samurai like singletary?

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Speaker 1: Why did he have the classic child in Lester glasses On?

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Speaker 6: I'm from right, Mike. I shot the cold part of

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the Deacon and Bold.

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Speaker 3: I've been gemming for quite a while doing what you write.

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So in the lyrics of the song, it mentions we're

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not here to be greedy, We're just here to feed

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the needy whatever.

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Speaker 1: Walter Payton's yeah, one of the first parts of the song, right.

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Speaker 3: So they forgot to check with the Bears team office

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to see if it was okay that they did this.

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they're like, hey, is it okay if we do this?

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And the Bears were like, what they thought it was

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an incredibly bad taste.

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Speaker 1: Oh wow, Okay.

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Speaker 1: They got the whole team together for this video. Shoot. Yeah,

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they did the whole song. I just had to take

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multiple texts.

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Speaker 4: These guys are not professional singers, and they look ridiculous

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playing those instruments that they're not actually playing, and they

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did all of that without the home office knowing that

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what was going on.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, the Tuesday after a loss, Oh my god, like

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you cut like Mike Dicka, Mike Dick is not not

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They're going, where's refrigerator, Mike?

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Speaker 1: Where is everybody? Oh my gosh.

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Speaker 3: So the proclamation in the song that they were going

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to feed the needy, they had no real plan in

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place to do that. They had no idea what that

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and they said, well, how about from the proceeds of

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the song and the sales, which were turned out to

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be very good, how about fifty to fifty And they're like, well,

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the law says seventy five twenty five. And the players

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that were in the video, they were paid six thousand

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dollars to be in the video. But since that point,

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the legacy of the Super Bowl Shuffle it's it's all

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owned by this, by this one girl. So they kind

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intact an Illinois attorney named Neil Hartigan and asked if

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fifty percent would be permissible, and he said, no, it

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needs to be seventy five percent, And so the record

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company was thinking more along the lines of fifteen percent, yes,

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so everybody had a different opinion of what should go

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to the needy, but they dragged out the accounting until

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nineteen eighty seven, which is way after the peak popularity.

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To Super Bowl Shuffle, Mike Singletary got so mad that

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he threw his gold record in the trash. His quote was,

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it doesn't represent an accomplishment, doesn't mean anything unless we

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get food to hungred people. That was supposed to be

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the idea. I thought it was clean cut, and it's taken.

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Speaker 1: Over a year.

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Speaker 3: Wow. So eventually three hundred and thirty one thousand was

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sent to a Chicago community trust for distribution. The players

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all contributed their salaries and since that time, based on

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the song's popularity and its legacy, it couldntinues to make

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some money, but there is ongoing legal issues with who

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that money goes to.

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Speaker 1: Ongoing ongoing thirty five years later.

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Speaker 6: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Wow, if you.

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Speaker 3: Haven't heard this song in a while, you're not alone it. Yeah,

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it's five minutes and thirty nine seconds of eighties wrapping

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by guys who are great football players but terrible musicians.

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Speaker 4: And it's so it's such an eighties style of video,

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so wonderfully wonderful eighties with the with the film edits

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that they do where the picture pulls back and twists

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at an angle as though it's part of the encryption

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of the Three Villains from Superman two.

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Speaker 3: It's this was quite possibly edited with two Vcrso yeah. Anyway,

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the song itself, I remember at the time having a

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ton of fun with it, and of course the Bears

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were an amazing team to watch and they backed it up.

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But looking at it now, it's painful.

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Speaker 4: You remember remember the Super Bowl where McMahon does the

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flip into the end zone. Yes, such a stellar There

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are not many super Bowl memories that I have wardrobe malfunction.

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Speaker 1: Of Janet Jackson, Yes, jan Jackson.

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Speaker 4: You have Prince's performance at halftime, which I think he's

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arguably the best half time performance of any Super Bowl.

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Speaker 6: I'm with you.

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Speaker 1: And then Shim McMahon is doing flip at the Amazona.

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That was awesome.

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Speaker 3: In that Super Bowl, William the Refrigerator Prairie scored on

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a one yard touchdown on.

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Speaker 1: That's right, that's right, I forgot, Oh, that's yeah.

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Speaker 3: Which the entire world loved, right because the Fridge was

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this huge celebrity at the time, and he's three hundred

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and fifty pounds. Yeah, Hicky, hand the ball off to him,

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let him run it in. You know who wasn't a

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fan of that, Walter Payton. He did not score in

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that Super Bowl and was very upset about it. Oh,

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extremely disappointed.

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Speaker 4: How did Walter Payton go for that entire Super Bowl

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with that landslide of a victory was forty nine to ten.

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Speaker 3: Six to ten, but didn't score, didn't score once, didn't

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score And Mike Dick has talked about how that's one

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of his greatest regrets.

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Speaker 1: That's terrible.

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Speaker 3: After the game, everybody is thrilled in a Bear's uniform.

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One guy Wealt Peyton huh mega absent.

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Speaker 1: That's tragic.

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Speaker 3: So anyway, I hope you've enjoyed this little mini episode.

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Speaker 1: On the Super Bowl.

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Speaker 1: Jason d It's been fun.

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Speaker 3: All right, man, have again We're not here to cause

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Speaker 1: We're just here to do the surely puss.

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Speaker 3: We're about as good rappers.

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Speaker 1: As under Bears, maybe not even that good.

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Speaker 3: Thanks guys, we're seeing

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Speaker 6: I didn't come here looking for it, so I just

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pretty good sort of both shoul