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Reply #150 posted 02/06/18 7:54pm

CynicKill

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CynicKill said:

What I mean is hasn't Prince eaten a mic or two while performing with that damn stand?

I was impressed with the mircobatics that Justin displayed at the superbowl.

I'm almost certain Prince would've been impressed too.

Let us know when Justin does something like this.

Ok ok, you guys got me.

I stand corrected.

As for the trick micstand theory I never thought of that.

If that's the case then yeah it'd be WAY easier!

I'm just more charitable in my old age.

I know the performance was missing something, but I didn't flat out hate it like people are pretending.

It was bound to happen and we all called it; They've run out of people to perform. After all these "up the ante" years of Superbowl performances it was only a matter of time before this happened.

But it's better than what Whoopie Goldberg suggested (A third year of Bruno Mars). Or what those other View clowns suggested (The Despisito guys!).

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Reply #151 posted 02/06/18 8:06pm

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yeahthat touched

I will say this about Justin Timberlake's Super Bowl halftime performance, it unquestionably made me realize just how great of losses we suffered in Prince and Michael Jackson once again. Not even in the same galaxy as those two.

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Reply #152 posted 02/06/18 11:06pm

SeventeenDayze

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Wow. Some of these comments make me ashamed to be an old Prince fan. Been a fan since the early 80's and I have nothing bad to say about JT. He's had a fine career and has grown with each record. Not bad on the keys or guitar either. It's pop music. It is good for what it is. I view him the same way I view Bruno Mars , D'angelo, Santigold, or Portugal the Man, or any other pop act. If the songs are good great. If they can put on a decent live show (JT can) even better. If they have one foot planted firmly in the classics, even better still. Why hate on these guys? Why make it a black or white issue? Why beat up on every new act that comes down the pike from The Weekend and Kendrik to JT or Sam Smith ? Everyone knows JT is no Prince or MJ. No one ever said he was.

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Why "make it a black or white issue"? Wow, I don't know what's worse, deliberate venom or willfull ignorance. Do you not recall the 2004 Superbowl? His questionable comments about race? His disrespect towards Prince?!?! Oh that's right, this is the Org where it's okay to deny racism and to diminish Prince's legacy on a routine basis.... neutral

Trolls be gone!
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Reply #153 posted 02/06/18 11:12pm

Free2BMe

I have never been a JT fan until NOW! The comments and blame game that I have read on this forum and elsewhere has turned me into a fan. I have a family member who is a huge Justin fan. All of this negativity toward him has had the opposite effect and turned me into a fan. I’ve never bought anything Justin; however, I will be purchasing this album. Since my family member has been trying for years to get me to attend one of Justin’s concerts, says he is exceptional in concert, I think I will go to a concert this time.
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Reply #154 posted 02/07/18 1:17am

EmmaMcG

ThatWhiteDude said:



EmmaMcG said:


ThatWhiteDude said:


That comment about Janet. I am so shocked right now, Janet is a legend herself! How dare you downgrading the lady to "just Michael's sister." How arrogant are you? She is a legend and I am pretty sure, she too, inspired a lot of musicians. Michael wasn't the only talented Jackson.




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Without Michael you'd never have heard of Janet. She owes her success to her family name. I'm not saying she didn't have any good songs in her own right, but if she wasn't a Jackson nobody would care.

That is totally untrue, because she has enough talent to be relevant even without that family name. You're just some MJ dick rider.

[Edited 2/6/18 16:01pm]



LOL. OK. Whatever you say...
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Reply #155 posted 02/07/18 1:19am

EmmaMcG

MotownSubdivision said:

EmmaMcG said:



Without Michael you'd never have heard of Janet. She owes her success to her family name. I'm not saying she didn't have any good songs in her own right, but if she wasn't a Jackson nobody would care.
If that were the case, all the Jacksons would have huge careers and be remembered individually for their success.


If they had Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis writing and producing for them, they might.
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Reply #156 posted 02/07/18 7:03am

Cinny

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Somebody "stoled" Justin's Suit & Tie!!! Up there lookin' like a long lost "Duck Dynasty" Relative, or an extra from "The Walking Dead"!!!

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exactly Duck Dynasty!!! I was shocked to find out he was wearing Stella McCartney! eek

And yeah, I didn't like how it seemed like he was just pacing around while someone backstage hit skip on a CD called Justin Timberlake The Complete Singles Collection.

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Reply #157 posted 02/07/18 7:30am

MotownSubdivis
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rogifan said:

Without Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis where would Janet be?
Without Janet where would Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis be?
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Reply #158 posted 02/07/18 7:33am

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EmmaMcG said:

MotownSubdivision said:

If that were the case, all the Jacksons would have huge careers and be remembered individually for their success.


If they had Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis writing and producing for them, they might.
Jam and Lewis themselves stated that Janet was just as much a part of the creative process and reason for the success of their partnership as they were so I don't know why there's this constant need to underrate Janet's skill.

Just because she wasn't Michael doesn't mean she wasn't talented. This also applies to the others.
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Reply #159 posted 02/07/18 7:45am

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MotownSubdivision said:

rogifan said:
Without Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis where would Janet be?
Without Janet where would Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis be?

eek

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Reply #160 posted 02/07/18 7:57am

EmmaMcG

MotownSubdivision said:

EmmaMcG said:



If they had Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis writing and producing for them, they might.
Jam and Lewis themselves stated that Janet was just as much a part of the creative process and reason for the success of their partnership as they were so I don't know why there's this constant need to underrate Janet's skill.

Just because she wasn't Michael doesn't mean she wasn't talented. This also applies to the others.


I'm not saying she didn't have talent but she's very overrated. She's got some really good songs, no doubt, but the "legend" tag is thrown around far too liberally and she's an example of an artist who doesn't deserve it.
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Reply #161 posted 02/07/18 8:11am

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But that's how Prince took drugs. cries.

All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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Reply #162 posted 02/07/18 8:28am

rogifan

MotownSubdivision said:

rogifan said:

Without Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis where would Janet be?
Without Janet where would Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis be?

I’m sure they could have found someone else. But then again I’m someone who thinks Prince had more talent in his pinky finger than MJ in his whole body so... lol
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Reply #163 posted 02/07/18 9:33am

MotownSubdivis
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EmmaMcG said:

MotownSubdivision said:

Jam and Lewis themselves stated that Janet was just as much a part of the creative process and reason for the success of their partnership as they were so I don't know why there's this constant need to underrate Janet's skill.

Just because she wasn't Michael doesn't mean she wasn't talented. This also applies to the others.


I'm not saying she didn't have talent but she's very overrated. She's got some really good songs, no doubt, but the "legend" tag is thrown around far too liberally and she's an example of an artist who doesn't deserve it.
Janet is definitely a legend. Her resume is legendary.

She is a legend on her own merits and in her own right but when you consider that Beyonce and Rihanna are now being regarded as legends as well, there's no reason to not consider Janet one.
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Reply #164 posted 02/07/18 9:40am

MotownSubdivis
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rogifan said:

MotownSubdivision said:

Without Janet where would Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis be?

I’m sure they could have found someone else. But then again I’m someone who thinks Prince had more talent in his pinky finger than MJ in his whole body so... lol
Maybe but would that someone else have had the same chemistry with them that Janet did? Would both parties have bought out the best in each other the way Jam and Lewis and Janet did? I don't think so.

It was a mutually beneficial relationship. Jam and Lewis helped to propel Janet to super/megastardom with their production talents while Janet's meteoric rise and blistering popularity also raised the stock of Jam and Lewis who became hot commodities in the music world. It wasn't all Janet but it didn't have to be; she contributed plenty to her success.

I disagree with your assessment of Prince being so extraordinarily more talented than Michael but I'm not going down that street lol
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Reply #165 posted 02/07/18 9:41am

MotownSubdivis
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Graycap23 said:



MotownSubdivision said:


rogifan said:
Without Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis where would Janet be?

Without Janet where would Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis be?

eek

Like I said in my previous post, the partnership between them was mutually beneficial for both parties. They built eachother up.
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Reply #166 posted 02/07/18 10:47am

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Yes Janet's career has benefitted from her family ties etc But you can apply that similar argument to Justin' career as well, working with Timberland and Pharrell, and that he owes his career to Lou Pearlman.
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Reply #167 posted 02/07/18 12:22pm

namepeace

MotownSubdivision said:

EmmaMcG said:
Without Michael you'd never have heard of Janet. She owes her success to her family name. I'm not saying she didn't have any good songs in her own right, but if she wasn't a Jackson nobody would care.
If that were the case, all the Jacksons would have huge careers and be remembered individually for their success.


Sound reasoning.

Extending that reasoning, without the Jackson 5, you never would have heard of Michael, so the only special thing about Michael is that he was a member of the Jackson 5 and (insert brother's name here) younger brother.

Emma, that doesn't make much sense.

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Reply #168 posted 02/07/18 12:26pm

namepeace

rogifan said:

MotownSubdivision said:
Without Janet where would Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis be?
I’m sure they could have found someone else. But then again I’m someone who thinks Prince had more talent in his pinky finger than MJ in his whole body so... lol


They did.

They had Cherelle. Klymaxx. The SOS Band and a stable of great acts in Flyte Tyme in the early to mid 1980's. They made great songs.

It was only when Janet came along that they rose to superstardom as producers.


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Reply #169 posted 02/07/18 12:31pm

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Free2BMe said:

I have never been a JT fan until NOW! The comments and blame game that I have read on this forum and elsewhere has turned me into a fan. I have a family member who is a huge Justin fan. All of this negativity toward him has had the opposite effect and turned me into a fan. I’ve never bought anything Justin; however, I will be purchasing this album. Since my family member has been trying for years to get me to attend one of Justin’s concerts, says he is exceptional in concert, I think I will go to a concert this time.

Go enjoy yourself.

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Reply #170 posted 02/07/18 12:37pm

EmmaMcG

namepeace said:



MotownSubdivision said:


EmmaMcG said:
Without Michael you'd never have heard of Janet. She owes her success to her family name. I'm not saying she didn't have any good songs in her own right, but if she wasn't a Jackson nobody would care.

If that were the case, all the Jacksons would have huge careers and be remembered individually for their success.


Sound reasoning.

Extending that reasoning, without the Jackson 5, you never would have heard of Michael, so the only special thing about Michael is that he was a member of the Jackson 5 and (insert brother's name here) younger brother.

Emma, that doesn't make much sense.



And extending that FURTHER, without Joseph Jackson you'd never hear of any of them. Jesus Christ, it's almost as if some people deliberately misinterpret what others say just so they can "win" the argument. I'll make it easier for you all. You're right, I'm wrong. Janet Jackson is a legend and a bastion of musical genius and is single handedly responsibile for the civil rights movement and women getting the vote.
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Reply #171 posted 02/07/18 1:43pm

namepeace

EmmaMcG said:

namepeace said:


Sound reasoning.

Extending that reasoning, without the Jackson 5, you never would have heard of Michael, so the only special thing about Michael is that he was a member of the Jackson 5 and (insert brother's name here) younger brother.

Emma, that doesn't make much sense.

And extending that FURTHER, without Joseph Jackson you'd never hear of any of them. Jesus Christ, it's almost as if some people deliberately misinterpret what others say just so they can "win" the argument. I'll make it easier for you all. You're right, I'm wrong. Janet Jackson is a legend and a bastion of musical genius and is single handedly responsibile for the civil rights movement and women getting the vote.


You took an extreme position in the first place, which I found odd coming from you.

Everybody's entitled to their opinion, but not to let it go unchallenged.


That's all.

Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016

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Reply #172 posted 02/07/18 2:59pm

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Yes, if not for the Prince tribute it would have been quite unmemorable indeed. Dirty Jan popping her boobie at the last shindig still hung over him too, in all her irrelevancy she's still trolling him biggrin

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Reply #173 posted 02/07/18 3:37pm

EmmaMcG

namepeace said:



EmmaMcG said:


namepeace said:



Sound reasoning.

Extending that reasoning, without the Jackson 5, you never would have heard of Michael, so the only special thing about Michael is that he was a member of the Jackson 5 and (insert brother's name here) younger brother.

Emma, that doesn't make much sense.



And extending that FURTHER, without Joseph Jackson you'd never hear of any of them. Jesus Christ, it's almost as if some people deliberately misinterpret what others say just so they can "win" the argument. I'll make it easier for you all. You're right, I'm wrong. Janet Jackson is a legend and a bastion of musical genius and is single handedly responsibile for the civil rights movement and women getting the vote.


You took an extreme position in the first place, which I found odd coming from you.

Everybody's entitled to their opinion, but not to let it go unchallenged.



That's all.



I don't mind anyone challenging my opinion. My last post on the matter was intended to be a lighthearted one, hence the exaggerated nature of it.

Look, I know Janet Jackson is a big star in America but if you notice that her success outside of America is nowhere near the same level. From an international perspective, she's not on the same scale as other artists who are considered "legends". And when I say legends, I'm not talking about the likes of Beyonce and co. I mean artists like The Beatles, Elvis, Michael Jackson etc. Janet is not at that level.

But seeing as this is a thread about Justin Timberlake and his less than stellar Half Time show, I'll stop talking about legendary Jacksons. And their sisters. smile
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Reply #174 posted 02/07/18 3:40pm

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No idea who the audience was he was targeting.


Or what the N-Sync or whatever choreography features were about.


Bizarre to see a middle-aged-dude doing that in that way.


Feeling lost. neutral


Hopefully, some people loved it and are really excited, just like Prince dorks used to be about his stuff.





Is 37 really considered "middle-aged"?
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Reply #175 posted 02/07/18 3:49pm

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ShaggyDog said:

StopIt said:

No idea who the audience was he was targeting.

Or what the N-Sync or whatever choreography features were about.

Bizarre to see a middle-aged-dude doing that in that way.

Feeling lost. neutral

Hopefully, some people loved it and are really excited, just like Prince dorks used to be about his stuff.

Is 37 really considered "middle-aged"?

Maybe to a 15 year old... lol

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Reply #176 posted 02/07/18 5:16pm

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The best half-time show ever!!

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Image result for prince super bowl 2009

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The Only One......PRN4EVER........greatness! yes prince heart

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Reply #177 posted 02/07/18 5:51pm

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cloveringold85 said:

The best half-time show ever!!

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Image result for prince super bowl 2009

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The Only One......PRN4EVER........greatness! yes prince heart

yeahthat thumbs up! worship

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Reply #178 posted 02/07/18 6:07pm

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StrangeButTrue said:

If Prince had lip synced Doves Cry, did Little Red Corvette lip syncing with Madonna, covered Milli Vanilli and Kajagoogoo, and closed with A Song of The Heart before taking selfies with space aliens it would still have been more entertaining than the Timberlake performance.

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Image result for prince roger nelson laugh gif

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lol lol

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Reply #179 posted 02/07/18 6:20pm

Scorp

was there any surprise.....lolll

I didn't even watch it and still aint seen it because I know what's up.....

The Super Bowl hasn't morphed from a sporting event into an entertainment spectacle

what they need to do is scrap this current format of having professional entertainers perform and have local perfomers in the ciy that's hosting the game be signed on, a local high school/college marching band and then have some actual halftime commentary about the first have of the football game

and it's gonna be lame again next year and the year after that

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