Huffpost reported this about the Super Bowl halftime show:
“Two generations are claiming the Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show ― and some are getting just a touch testy over it.
The show featured instantly iconic performances from Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar, Mary J. Blige, Eminem and 50 Cent.
But it was a tweet about the event by NBC News that may have inadvertently kicked off an intergenerational feud as the network declared: “Super Bowl Halftime Show taps into millennial nostalgia.”
Millennials cheered, while Gen Xers (as apathetically as possible, of course) stepped in to contest the claim.
Each side has a solid argument.
All of the key performers except for Lamar are Gen Xers by age. But the bulk of the songs played were big hits during the formative years for many Millennials.
That led to some (mostly) good-natured discussions and jokes over which generation was best represented by the performance.”
We’re guessing most Baby Boomers are very happy to sit on the sidelines of this debate. We did like the classic cars, though!
- Jet Cannon
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