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Video: Christina Aguilera goofs up the national anthem
By Doug Farrar
Perhaps she was too concerned with breaking Patti LaBelle's record for turning single-syllable words into entire paragraphs during the singing of "The Star-Spangled Banner," but noted ex-teen queen Christina Aguilera botched the national anthem something fierce before the Super Bowl. Aguilera started out all right, but she had a problem with the ramparts -- specifically, the "O'er the ramparts we watched" line, which she left out altogether. ..
Aguilera tried to make up for it by combining two lines -- "What so proudly we watched," instead of "What so proudly we hailed", but let's just say that it was too late to reverse the error. Twitter blew up, and all Aguilera could do was to oversing every word from there on out, which she most certainly did.
It was a fitting tribute for a Super Bowl that has seen procedural errors all over the place, from the inability of the city of Dallas to deal with unusual weather to the last-minute news that 400 unlucky people would not get to sit in their paid-for seats.
Video: Christina Aguilera goofs up the national anthem
By Doug Farrar
Perhaps she was too concerned with breaking Patti LaBelle's record for turning single-syllable words into entire paragraphs during the singing of "The Star-Spangled Banner," but noted ex-teen queen Christina Aguilera botched the national anthem something fierce before the Super Bowl. Aguilera started out all right, but she had a problem with the ramparts -- specifically, the "O'er the ramparts we watched" line, which she left out altogether. ..
Aguilera tried to make up for it by combining two lines -- "What so proudly we watched," instead of "What so proudly we hailed", but let's just say that it was too late to reverse the error. Twitter blew up, and all Aguilera could do was to oversing every word from there on out, which she most certainly did.
It was a fitting tribute for a Super Bowl that has seen procedural errors all over the place, from the inability of the city of Dallas to deal with unusual weather to the last-minute news that 400 unlucky people would not get to sit in their paid-for seats.
That commercial was awful. Eminem? REALLY? Way to hit your target market.
While I agree with you about it missing the "target market" we all know whos going to be driving a pimped out chrysler, let alone a base model 200 with 22s
great minds think alike, glad I got my post in first!
While I agree with you about it missing the "target market" we all know whos going to be driving a pimped out chrysler, let alone a base model 200 with 22s
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3-man rules!!!!
better start sending out some resumes there bru-ski
The thing is, talking cars tested amazing. I don't get it. The first one was so much better. Should have stuck with let others test first.
That beetle commercial was kinda cool too....
agreed. didnt know they were making a new bug. gotta look up more info
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