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It’s been seven years (and counting) since the NFL allowed a white person to headline the Super Bowl halftime show. And when you’re talking about a sport where the fan base is roughly 70% white, there’s only one way to understand that decision. It’s a deliberate effort by the NFL (and Jay-Z, whose company Roc Nation has run the halftime show since 2019) to exclude whites from participating in the single most-watched musical performance of the year.  In previous decades, you’d have Prince perform one year, and Tom Petty the next. You’d have Aerosmith and The Who, and then you’d have the Black Eyed Peas. But starting precisely the same year Jay-Z took over the halftime show, in 2019, whites have been banned from headlining. And they’ve been replaced, in many cases, by non-white rappers who can barely speak English. They sexualize the whole thing. And in general, they reduce what used to be a significant American cultural event to a trashy, unwatchable display. In some of these performances, they’re fairly explicit about their goal. We’re not talking about subtle messaging. In fact, with each passing year, the subtlety has increasingly gone out the window. They did the “Hamilton” thing last year, when they trotted out Samuel L Jackson to play Uncle Sam. And they beat you over the head with the message that, of course, white Americans are keeping blacks down. Every few minutes, Samuel L. Jackson would just appear on-screen, to really subvert your expectations. But even with this recent history in mind, no NFL Super Bowl halftime show, to this point, has been anywhere near as overt — or as disgraceful — as the gigantic middle finger to all Americans that aired last night. The NFL chose to conduct the halftime show for the biggest game of the year in a language that almost none of their lifelong fans can understand, while waving the flags of countries that none of them are from. It was, without exaggeration, the biggest f— you that I’ve ever seen a corporation give to its own consumers.  Watch: Bad Bunny ended his halftime show with people holding flags of tons of countries and spiking a ball. Sending a message of togetherness, this halftime show was great ❤️

Singing the National Anthem at the Super Bowl is an honor for artists. It’s also a moment when all eyes are on the singer, and the critics just love to give their opinions. There have been some very good performances over the years, and some that weren’t so great. Whitney Houston’s powerful 1991 rendition set the gold standard. This year, Charlie Puth took the stage and gave the people just what they wanted. He sang while playing the piano, bringing many to tears.   View this post on Instagram A post shared by NFL (@nfl) Charlie Puth Nailed the National Anthem Charlie Puth sang his heart and soul into The Star-Spangled Banner, and it paid off. He didn’t go for flashy; instead, Charlie paid homage in a more traditional way. A group of musicians joined him on the field to accompany him with beautiful music. The performance leaned into Americana, with a beautiful flyover by a joint Navy and Air Force aircraft that finished out the show. Fans erupted in the stands as the National Football League officially started Super Bowl LX. The comment section lauded Charlie Puth’s stunning performance. “One of the most gentle, peaceful national anthems I’ve heard. Beautiful. Bravo,” someone wrote. Others thought Charlie’s National Anthem rivaled Whitney’s. “This is the best national anthem performance I’ve seen. No joke,” a fan shared. “Alright this was dope. You know he arranged all them harmonies and backing instruments too,” another fan agreed. Seeing Charlie Puth perform made many Americans proud. “A solemn and beautiful expression of our deep love for this country and our need for it be better,” one wrote. In a classy move, Charlie thanked the NFL for the amazing opportunity. Thank you for having me, it was an honor. -Charlie This story’s featured image is by Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images.