Stupid kids that follow celebrities only have to watch her friends sporting upside down crosses to want to emulate them. They'll think it's cool not even knowing what it signifies.

Corporate America is evil, even the ones that say that they hold Christian values, even the half truth "He gets us" commercials. If Corporate America actually believed their half truths they would do more for the common American.

I get the "He gets us" message, and it's do unto others but why is it that the common folk have to kneel down to the most of the Christ haters depicted in their commercials...and you can't say that those people actually believe in Him.

The Bible predicted this very thing in the last days...good is bad, bad is good.

I was making a point about a series that my SIL, daughter and even my wife watching a Hbo type movie series where it seems every other word is a cuss word and my SIL tells me that that's how they speak now. I told her that it still doesn't make it right. She's like some posters here that say we have to go with the times when in fact going there will get us a one way ticket to hell. I didn't even cuss that much in the military and I wasn't born again then. LOL

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:03 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  What the heck is wrong with people that they are so damned bothered by Swift or any celebrity for the reasons they are?

People are broken.

Why should anyone care if they show her for 5 seconds after her boyfriend catches a pass? BFD. Not like any of us listen to anything she sings. I couldn't name a single song of hers.

She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:03 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  What the heck is wrong with people that they are so damned bothered by Swift or any celebrity for the reasons they are?

People are broken.

Why should anyone care if they show her for 5 seconds after her boyfriend catches a pass? BFD. Not like any of us listen to anything she sings. I couldn't name a single song of hers.

She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:03 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  What the heck is wrong with people that they are so damned bothered by Swift or any celebrity for the reasons they are?

People are broken.

Why should anyone care if they show her for 5 seconds after her boyfriend catches a pass? BFD. Not like any of us listen to anything she sings. I couldn't name a single song of hers.

She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Im simply making an observation.
And I agree with you about Springsteen

(02-13-2024 01:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:03 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  What the heck is wrong with people that they are so damned bothered by Swift or any celebrity for the reasons they are?

People are broken.

Why should anyone care if they show her for 5 seconds after her boyfriend catches a pass? BFD. Not like any of us listen to anything she sings. I couldn't name a single song of hers.

She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

That’s a typical liberal response. It’s all about color with you people. Identity politics. You prove it every day.
And you think liberals can be the ONLY ones with a message. That’s part of the issue with people like you. You get all ruffled up when someone opposes your bs.

I certainly hope people like me send people like you a message this November on Election Day.
And by the way, it’s ELECTION DAY not “election season.”

(02-13-2024 02:06 PM)450bench Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:03 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  What the heck is wrong with people that they are so damned bothered by Swift or any celebrity for the reasons they are?

People are broken.

Why should anyone care if they show her for 5 seconds after her boyfriend catches a pass? BFD. Not like any of us listen to anything she sings. I couldn't name a single song of hers.

She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

That’s a typical liberal response. It’s all about color with you people. Identity politics. You prove it every day.
And you think liberals can be the ONLY ones with a message. That’s part of the issue with people like you. You get all ruffled up when someone opposes your bs.

I certainly hope people like me send people like you a message this November on Election Day.
And by the way, it’s ELECTION DAY not “election season.”

You left out where I said “old” so no it is not just color. And are your feathers ruffled because it rings true?

Doesn’t matter because either way her star got bigger and that just pisses of her critics.

(02-13-2024 10:30 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 09:54 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:48 AM)shere khan Wrote:  

Some of yall gots teh ghey.

Wgaf what she thinks or votes or sings

She's getting prettier. She was just a stick until the last 3 or 4 years. But she isn't what I would call classically beautiful.

I don't know about occult in her music! Its really very, very shallow. "She wears short skirts, I wear T-shirts..." "Standing in a nice dress, staring at the sunset..."

But the NFL loves her being there. She definitely gets people to pay attention. So they are promoting it.

She went through a period where she had a eating disorder. She certainly looks better now that she has some meat on her bones.

My daughter listens to her music and it is teeny bop for the most part. I think people can find occult references in anything if that is what they are looking for.

It's certainly less vulgar than what I was listening to as a teenager. Can't tell how many NIN Downward spiral CDs my dad chopped with an axe

Its less vulgar than the rap stuff my son listens to. Of course he also likes the Greatful Dead and Nirvana and some other good stuff.

(02-13-2024 01:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:03 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  What the heck is wrong with people that they are so damned bothered by Swift or any celebrity for the reasons they are?

People are broken.

Why should anyone care if they show her for 5 seconds after her boyfriend catches a pass? BFD. Not like any of us listen to anything she sings. I couldn't name a single song of hers.

She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

First off I'm not a fan, never have been , but I don't dislike the person. I know very little about her and honestly dont care what she says....either way. But as for fans of her stardom, my guess, 90% of her fans are under 25 and 75% of those under 21.

At that age, again, my guess, 90% of a persons view on life, politics, and everything in between....

came from sound bites or twitter post, or some other form of social media. So of course they are going to agree with her on politics and whatever else she's saying. Hell I bet 85% of everyone posting on this board were "liberal" at that age.

Also just a guess I bet most poster on this board are still more liberal, in the sense of 20 to 25 years ago. Than they come across. The problem is the very hard turn left....

usually people (working and middle america) don't start to see that till late 20s, early 30s, and beyond, after they become parents. Even then a large % don't trust republicans, much more than democrats.

In my opinion this hard turn left from democrats is going to bite them in the ass with in 10 years. Sooner if not for media, social media song bites. I guess I left out one important factor.....

republicans keep acting like republicans of the past still wont be trusted

(02-13-2024 03:58 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:03 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  What the heck is wrong with people that they are so damned bothered by Swift or any celebrity for the reasons they are?

People are broken.

Why should anyone care if they show her for 5 seconds after her boyfriend catches a pass? BFD. Not like any of us listen to anything she sings. I couldn't name a single song of hers.

She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

First off I'm not a fan, never have been , but I don't dislike the person. I know very little about her and honestly dont care what she says....either way. But as for fans of her stardom, my guess, 90% of her fans are under 25 and 75% of those under 21.

At that age, again, my guess, 90% of a persons view on life, politics, and everything in between....

came from sound bites or twitter post, or some other form of social media. So of course they are going to agree with her on politics and whatever else she's saying. Hell I bet 85% of everyone posting on this board were "liberal" at that age.

Also just a guess I bet most poster on this board are still more liberal, in the sense of 20 to 25 years ago. Than they come across. The problem is the very hard turn left....

usually people (working and middle america) don't start to see that till late 20s, early 30s, and beyond, after they become parents. Even then a large % don't trust republicans, much more than democrats.

In my opinion this hard turn left from democrats is going to bite them in the ass with in 10 years. Sooner if not for media, social media song bites. I guess I left out one important factor.....

republicans keep acting like republicans of the past still wont be trusted

I read somewhere that over half the audience for her latest tour were over 35. You don’t become a billionaire with only the under 25 crowd, they generally don’t have money.

As someone who spends a ton of time at youth soccer the 35 to 45 year old suburban soccer moms currently love two things, Stanley cups and Taylor Swift.

(02-13-2024 05:26 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 03:58 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

First off I'm not a fan, never have been , but I don't dislike the person. I know very little about her and honestly dont care what she says....either way. But as for fans of her stardom, my guess, 90% of her fans are under 25 and 75% of those under 21.

At that age, again, my guess, 90% of a persons view on life, politics, and everything in between....

came from sound bites or twitter post, or some other form of social media. So of course they are going to agree with her on politics and whatever else she's saying. Hell I bet 85% of everyone posting on this board were "liberal" at that age.

Also just a guess I bet most poster on this board are still more liberal, in the sense of 20 to 25 years ago. Than they come across. The problem is the very hard turn left....

usually people (working and middle america) don't start to see that till late 20s, early 30s, and beyond, after they become parents. Even then a large % don't trust republicans, much more than democrats.

In my opinion this hard turn left from democrats is going to bite them in the ass with in 10 years. Sooner if not for media, social media song bites. I guess I left out one important factor.....

republicans keep acting like republicans of the past still wont be trusted

I read somewhere that over half the audience for her latest tour were over 35. You don’t become a billionaire with only the under 25 crowd, they generally don’t have money.

As someone who spends a ton of time at youth soccer the 35 to 45 year old suburban soccer moms currently love two things, Stanley cups and Taylor Swift.

Fandom and people who go to the concerts are totally different. Especially today with the price of tickets. Then you also have parents that are not going to let their 13 year old child go without them. As for money the under 25 is probably going to spend more money on whatever this woman is selling than those above. At that age, especially the under 21 is going to spend every dollar they have on some item. Lets not forget parents today feel so guilty about not spending time (mostly their own choice) with their children....

they buy them everything they want. A lot even if it means going into debit.

The people that's going to let Taylor Swift or any other singer/actor influence their vote....change it. Most and in most again I'm going to say 90% would be 21 and under. If a person is 25 or older and changes their vote off what a singer says....

they are as immature as those voters that's a lot younger. Maybe America has fallen that low and that emotional immature. I hope not.

(02-13-2024 05:26 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 03:58 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:35 AM)450bench Wrote:  She took an unprovoked political stand a few years ago, bringing attention to herself, thus alienating a large part of the listening audience.

She made herself a polarizing figure, forcing people to take a side.

I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

First off I'm not a fan, never have been , but I don't dislike the person. I know very little about her and honestly dont care what she says....either way. But as for fans of her stardom, my guess, 90% of her fans are under 25 and 75% of those under 21.

At that age, again, my guess, 90% of a persons view on life, politics, and everything in between....

came from sound bites or twitter post, or some other form of social media. So of course they are going to agree with her on politics and whatever else she's saying. Hell I bet 85% of everyone posting on this board were "liberal" at that age.

Also just a guess I bet most poster on this board are still more liberal, in the sense of 20 to 25 years ago. Than they come across. The problem is the very hard turn left....

usually people (working and middle america) don't start to see that till late 20s, early 30s, and beyond, after they become parents. Even then a large % don't trust republicans, much more than democrats.

In my opinion this hard turn left from democrats is going to bite them in the ass with in 10 years. Sooner if not for media, social media song bites. I guess I left out one important factor.....

republicans keep acting like republicans of the past still wont be trusted

I read somewhere that over half the audience for her latest tour were over 35. You don’t become a billionaire with only the under 25 crowd, they generally don’t have money.

As someone who spends a ton of time at youth soccer the 35 to 45 year old suburban soccer moms currently love two things, Stanley cups and Taylor Swift.

Yoga outfits too

(02-13-2024 05:26 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  I read somewhere that over half the audience for her latest tour were over 35. You don’t become a billionaire with only the under 25 crowd, they generally don’t have money.

As someone who spends a ton of time at youth soccer the 35 to 45 year old suburban soccer moms currently love two things, Stanley cups and Taylor Swift.

What a dreadful demographic.

(02-13-2024 07:39 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 05:26 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  I read somewhere that over half the audience for her latest tour were over 35. You don’t become a billionaire with only the under 25 crowd, they generally don’t have money.

As someone who spends a ton of time at youth soccer the 35 to 45 year old suburban soccer moms currently love two things, Stanley cups and Taylor Swift.

What a dreadful demographic.

And we let them vote.

(02-13-2024 05:45 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 05:26 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 03:58 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

First off I'm not a fan, never have been , but I don't dislike the person. I know very little about her and honestly dont care what she says....either way. But as for fans of her stardom, my guess, 90% of her fans are under 25 and 75% of those under 21.

At that age, again, my guess, 90% of a persons view on life, politics, and everything in between....

came from sound bites or twitter post, or some other form of social media. So of course they are going to agree with her on politics and whatever else she's saying. Hell I bet 85% of everyone posting on this board were "liberal" at that age.

Also just a guess I bet most poster on this board are still more liberal, in the sense of 20 to 25 years ago. Than they come across. The problem is the very hard turn left....

usually people (working and middle america) don't start to see that till late 20s, early 30s, and beyond, after they become parents. Even then a large % don't trust republicans, much more than democrats.

In my opinion this hard turn left from democrats is going to bite them in the ass with in 10 years. Sooner if not for media, social media song bites. I guess I left out one important factor.....

republicans keep acting like republicans of the past still wont be trusted

I read somewhere that over half the audience for her latest tour were over 35. You don’t become a billionaire with only the under 25 crowd, they generally don’t have money.

As someone who spends a ton of time at youth soccer the 35 to 45 year old suburban soccer moms currently love two things, Stanley cups and Taylor Swift.

Fandom and people who go to the concerts are totally different. Especially today with the price of tickets. Then you also have parents that are not going to let their 13 year old child go without them. As for money the under 25 is probably going to spend more money on whatever this woman is selling than those above. At that age, especially the under 21 is going to spend every dollar they have on some item. Lets not forget parents today feel so guilty about not spending time (mostly their own choice) with their children....

they buy them everything they want. A lot even if it means going into debit.

The people that's going to let Taylor Swift or any other singer/actor influence their vote....change it. Most and in most again I'm going to say 90% would be 21 and under. If a person is 25 or older and changes their vote off what a singer says....

they are as immature as those voters that's a lot younger. Maybe America has fallen that low and that emotional immature. I hope not.

America has fallen pretty hard since Obama and Biden got elected. Nobody is going to save us. Not even Trump.

(02-12-2024 10:17 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  I understand the first half was pretty boring. I missed most of that because I watched the end of the Phoenix Open, which was exciting. Nick Taylor birdied 18 to tie for the lead, then two more consecutive birdies tied the first and won the second playff hole. The tournament is usually scheduled to end well before the Super Bowl, but bad weather forced them to be well behind schedule by Sunday.

Anyway, the second half was exciting, and of course the overtime.

How many thought the 49ers should have gone for the first down/TD in overtime instead of kicking the field goal? With the field goal, a TD by Mahomes still beats you, and Chiefs are in 4-down territory the length of the field. If you fail to pick up the first. then a TD still beats you but now they have to go 95 yards instead of 75, and they don't have the luxury of 4-down territory all the way. I thought it was the wrong move at the time, and still do.

The 49ers should have won it. That's their third straight loss after going 5-0.

(02-13-2024 07:30 PM)fsquid Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 05:26 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 03:58 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 01:52 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  I take unprovoked political stands 6 times a day. BFD

I like Bruce Springsteen's music but I think he's a complete douchnozzle when he talks politics. I don't confuse what entertainers do for a living with their personal lives. Some people do, I guess.

Taking a political stand a few years ago sure did not seem to affect her stardom. Seems to have made it bigger. But some on this board seem to think old white dudes should be the only ones with a message.

First off I'm not a fan, never have been , but I don't dislike the person. I know very little about her and honestly dont care what she says....either way. But as for fans of her stardom, my guess, 90% of her fans are under 25 and 75% of those under 21.

At that age, again, my guess, 90% of a persons view on life, politics, and everything in between....

came from sound bites or twitter post, or some other form of social media. So of course they are going to agree with her on politics and whatever else she's saying. Hell I bet 85% of everyone posting on this board were "liberal" at that age.

Also just a guess I bet most poster on this board are still more liberal, in the sense of 20 to 25 years ago. Than they come across. The problem is the very hard turn left....

usually people (working and middle america) don't start to see that till late 20s, early 30s, and beyond, after they become parents. Even then a large % don't trust republicans, much more than democrats.

In my opinion this hard turn left from democrats is going to bite them in the ass with in 10 years. Sooner if not for media, social media song bites. I guess I left out one important factor.....

republicans keep acting like republicans of the past still wont be trusted

I read somewhere that over half the audience for her latest tour were over 35. You don’t become a billionaire with only the under 25 crowd, they generally don’t have money.

As someone who spends a ton of time at youth soccer the 35 to 45 year old suburban soccer moms currently love two things, Stanley cups and Taylor Swift.

Yoga outfits too

Moms and daughters bonding over something. Who da thunk it? Dads and daughters too. Oh no maybe even moms and sons or, gasp, dads and sons. The horror. The new Star Wars is not meant for you either. Get over it.

"came from sound bites or twitter post, or some other form of social media. So of course they are going to agree with her on politics and whatever else she's saying. Hell I bet 85% of everyone posting on this board were "liberal" at that age." WKYUG


YES. I dint no sheet.

(02-13-2024 07:46 AM)miko33 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 07:33 AM)CardinalJim Wrote:  I expected it would be the biggest audience ever. What I didn’t expect was the “white washing” of social justice, DIE and the alphabet jihadi from most of the commercials.

I didn’t watch the game. If my team isn’t playing I don’t watch.

I did watch the commercials on DVR. Looks like Corporate America got the message. When the only commercial that looked like a pandering piece is a Corporate Christian ad titled “He Gets Us” supported by Hobby Lobby you know something is up.

The Bud Light buycott apparently scared some woke companies. So much so most of the ads were linked to something from the past. Mullets for Kawasaki, LL Cool J for Coors, T Mobile Flashdance, Mr T in Skechers, Popeye’s unthawing Ken Jeong from 1972

The Budweiser ad actually says “let’s do it the old way”.

You get the message. Nothing about 2024 is better

Don't know if anyone here has Netflix. But I was shocked to see that they have Blazing Saddles in the movie choices. They have also have a slew of older TV shows too now showing up. Two years ago no one would have thought in a million years that Netflix would offer Blazing Saddles of all movies as a choice.

ETA - the commercial for the remake of the wizard of Oz from the witch's POV was a massive DEI/Woke commercial if I ever saw one... If you want to create a "girl power" movie - have at it. Just don't reinterpret older works that were meant to convey different messages for your DEI garbage. Create your own garbage...

It's based on a Broadway musical, but the actress playing the WWotW is a black woman, making her a DIE hire.

(02-13-2024 08:01 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 07:46 AM)miko33 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 07:33 AM)CardinalJim Wrote:  I expected it would be the biggest audience ever. What I didn’t expect was the “white washing” of social justice, DIE and the alphabet jihadi from most of the commercials.

I didn’t watch the game. If my team isn’t playing I don’t watch.

I did watch the commercials on DVR. Looks like Corporate America got the message. When the only commercial that looked like a pandering piece is a Corporate Christian ad titled “He Gets Us” supported by Hobby Lobby you know something is up.

The Bud Light buycott apparently scared some woke companies. So much so most of the ads were linked to something from the past. Mullets for Kawasaki, LL Cool J for Coors, T Mobile Flashdance, Mr T in Skechers, Popeye’s unthawing Ken Jeong from 1972

The Budweiser ad actually says “let’s do it the old way”.

You get the message. Nothing about 2024 is better

Don't know if anyone here has Netflix. But I was shocked to see that they have Blazing Saddles in the movie choices. They have also have a slew of older TV shows too now showing up. Two years ago no one would have thought in a million years that Netflix would offer Blazing Saddles of all movies as a choice.

ETA - the commercial for the remake of the wizard of Oz from the witch's POV was a massive DEI/Woke commercial if I ever saw one... If you want to create a "girl power" movie - have at it. Just don't reinterpret older works that were meant to convey different messages for your DEI garbage. Create your own garbage...

It's based on a Broadway musical, but the actress playing the WWotW is a black woman, making her a DIE hire.

Not sure you can call her a DIE hire. She has a Tony.

(02-13-2024 08:28 PM)fsquid Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 08:01 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 07:46 AM)miko33 Wrote:  

(02-13-2024 07:33 AM)CardinalJim Wrote:  I expected it would be the biggest audience ever. What I didn’t expect was the “white washing” of social justice, DIE and the alphabet jihadi from most of the commercials.

I didn’t watch the game. If my team isn’t playing I don’t watch.

I did watch the commercials on DVR. Looks like Corporate America got the message. When the only commercial that looked like a pandering piece is a Corporate Christian ad titled “He Gets Us” supported by Hobby Lobby you know something is up.

The Bud Light buycott apparently scared some woke companies. So much so most of the ads were linked to something from the past. Mullets for Kawasaki, LL Cool J for Coors, T Mobile Flashdance, Mr T in Skechers, Popeye’s unthawing Ken Jeong from 1972

The Budweiser ad actually says “let’s do it the old way”.

You get the message. Nothing about 2024 is better

Don't know if anyone here has Netflix. But I was shocked to see that they have Blazing Saddles in the movie choices. They have also have a slew of older TV shows too now showing up. Two years ago no one would have thought in a million years that Netflix would offer Blazing Saddles of all movies as a choice.

ETA - the commercial for the remake of the wizard of Oz from the witch's POV was a massive DEI/Woke commercial if I ever saw one... If you want to create a "girl power" movie - have at it. Just don't reinterpret older works that were meant to convey different messages for your DEI garbage. Create your own garbage...

It's based on a Broadway musical, but the actress playing the WWotW is a black woman, making her a DIE hire.

Not sure you can call her a DIE hire. She has a Tony.

What has that got to do with it?

They remake old films/plays with woman or minorities replacing the original character. The whole film is a DIE agenda. Remake the whole thing infused with hyper-feminism and minorities. And they get to glorify witchcraft. A trifecta.

This is DIE 101 in Hollywood.