What\u2019s not to love about the Super Bowl? It involves two football teams that you are forced to familiarize yourself with in a short period of time. You don\u2019t want to be the one drawing a blank when asked, \u201cWho is playing in the Super Bowl?\u201d or my favorite question, \u201cWhat states are the teams from?\u201d Isn\u2019t it fascinating how the sport makes two minutes stretch out to 15 minutes? If only an episode of HBO\u2019s \u201cGirls\u201d can expand its time slot this effortlessly. <\/p>\n
Yes, I am a female breeding sarcasm as I comment on the Super Bowl, but every year I still watch the final game for the brief, but exhilarating half-time performances. While not all the \u201cmini\u201d concerts are truly \u201cexhilarating\u201d largely due to an absence of \u201clive\u201d talent, they all consistently display a remarkable technological show. Whether it be Beyoncé clones dancing to \u201cBaby Boy\u201d or a grandma (aka Madonna) nakedly \u201cvogueing\u201d through a strobe light rave, the halftime concerts are positively over the top, leaving you in awe. <\/p>\n
So, let\u2019s rate these iconic performances by incorporating both the overall entertainment value and the artist\u2019s innate talent. <\/p>\n