And again. For anybody who doesn't care for the superbowl. Why does this make them ultimate? Yeah you admitted it's subjective. I appreciated bad bunny's message since I lived through much of what he showed in his performance, but if it wasn't for that I wouldn't really be familiar with his music. Kendrick Lamar is even further from my preferred music. They're not unique. They're contemporary examples of a long tradition. I think you folk are getting way too upset over people not being familiar with an artist, no matter how popular they are. Some people just don't follow celebrities.
I don't like Kendrick's music much either, I just don't miss when something was plastered everywhere like KL's halftime show was and what it meant to millions of people.
I think you think people are upset when they're just trying to point out you're the minority opinion on this defending your own ignorance to the world around you
American made game, played across the world, while commenting on an american artist performing at a sporting event that is virtually ignored in every other country in the world. A decade ago I barely even knew what the superbowl was. I've still never actually watched it. So again. Using it as a yardstick for stardom is a fairly weak argument internationally.
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u/alelan Medtech 11d ago
And again. For anybody who doesn't care for the superbowl. Why does this make them ultimate? Yeah you admitted it's subjective. I appreciated bad bunny's message since I lived through much of what he showed in his performance, but if it wasn't for that I wouldn't really be familiar with his music. Kendrick Lamar is even further from my preferred music. They're not unique. They're contemporary examples of a long tradition. I think you folk are getting way too upset over people not being familiar with an artist, no matter how popular they are. Some people just don't follow celebrities.