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Congressman Calls for the FCC to investigate Super Bowl Show by going after NFL and NBC Sports

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I hope this FCC threat gets canceled soon. However Chairman Carrs history says otherwise each time an FCC threat is issued it's always making everything political.
 
Didn't most people in Latin America grow up with music in English?
No.

Many people in the A and B socioeconomic levels do listen to stations with some or all music in English. But in the C, D and E economic levels, few do. And that is where 80% of the population is found. They listen to Spanish language music genres, including whatever is the "country music" of their region (norteña and banda in Mexico, vallenato in Colombia, merengue and bachata in the Dominican Republic, etc) as well as pop in Spanish. And for the under 30 group, in much of Latin America it is reggaetón and its derivatives.
Everybody from Queen to Taylor Swift have sold out arenas there.
Yeah, an arena of 50,000 or so in Mexico City which has a population of around 21,000,000. Do the math.
 
No.

Many people in the A and B socioeconomic levels do listen to stations with some or all music in English. But in the C, D and E economic levels, few do. And that is where 80% of the population is found. They listen to Spanish language music genres, including whatever is the "country music" of their region (norteña and banda in Mexico, vallenato in Colombia, merengue and bachata in the Dominican Republic, etc) as well as pop in Spanish. And for the under 30 group, in much of Latin America it is reggaetón and its derivatives.

Yeah, an arena of 50,000 or so in Mexico City which has a population of around 21,000,000. Do the math.
To be fair, if an arena has a capacity of 50,000 "or so," even the biggest Mexican, Spanish-speaking-only, wide-appeal-to-the-lower-classes act in all of Latin America wouldn't attract more to that arena than Taylor Swift or Queen did. It's a straw man argument to say "do the math."
 
The real problem is that the stated intent has turned into a convenient excuse for taking anyone into custody who "looks" wrong. That is not what our country was founded on, and I half-expect the idiot-in-chief to have the inscription at the base of the Statue of Liberty removed any minute now.
Given what’s happened already, it’s entirely plausible. He will destroy anything to get his way.
Bad Bunny doesn't bother me in the least. He is talented and he is legitimately making money with that talent. Just because a bunch of low-IQ MAGAs don't like it, just because the doofus occupying the Oval Office is looking for an excuse to make them happy, just because his cabinet and the members of his party in Congress want to keep him happy, is no excuse for riding roughshod over our rights, including twisting FCC rules to meet whatever Carrtoon wants them to.
Keeping the toddler from throwing more tantrums is all well and good, but I think we’re missing the larger issue: they absolutely want to run roughshod over our rights. This has been the goal for a long, long time. If at some point the proverbial grim reaper comes for the lead imbecile, as he does for every single one of us at some point, the decimation of our rights isn’t going to taper off.

Tangerine Twittler is a symptom. An especially vile one to be sure. But the actual disease that propelled him to power is a metastasized cancer in our society.
I hope this goes nowhere, but sadly I can't be certain of that.
Indeed.
 
Sadly, I foresee the increasingly political nature of the posts in this thread leading to the proprietors of this forum running roughshod over our rights (of which we actually have none when it comes to use of a private website) and locking this thread down soon, which, sadly, is their right to do.
 

Here is more fallout from congressman Randy Fine who requested the FCC to investigate the Super Bowl Halftime show.


And yes here’s more on Congressman Ogles who started all of this gets labeled a snowflake in this op-ed.

Hope Comcast owned KNTV and KSTS licenses are not questioned given all of the issues surrounding these members of Congress demanding Chairman Carr to respond to the halftime show. And even if Chairman Carr really did yank licenses of Comcast owned NBC and Telemundo affiliates, Comcast can make the content they have rights to only seen on Peacock app. But then again it’s all about allies of Carr, Trump, Ogles and Fine wanting to censor stuff they are offended with.
 
Funny how Ogles calls it "gay pornography," and there was a heterosexual wedding in the middle of the show. There was nothing "gay" about the show at all. As I said, there was nothing illegal about anything in the show. It's all about personal taste.
 
Randy Fine. Ready, Fire, Aim:

Essential pull-quote:

Reality check: Bad Bunny did sing a portion of the song "Safarea," which describes sexual acts — though the suggestive words were bleeped during the broadcast.
  • The performance also included a brief homage to Daddy Yankee's "Gasolina." While the chorus is a euphemism, none of the lyrics sang were explicitly sexual.
  • Bad Bunny did not once say the "f-word" during the performance, contrary to Fine's suggestion.


Full story:


It's always fun to watch someone who says they couldn't understand a word then say---"but it was dirty!"

Get the Congressman a 45 of "Louie Louie". That'll keep him out of our hair for months.
 
Randy Fine. Ready, Fire, Aim:

Essential pull-quote:




Full story:


It's always fun to watch someone who says they couldn't understand a word then say---"but it was dirty!"

Get the Congressman a 45 of "Louie Louie". That'll keep him out of our hair for months.


Some of this has to be about distracting their states from stuff like this. Ro Khanna is a House Rep whose district covers Levi’s Stadium and NBC’s San Jose office did this name the people on the Epstein list with Trump.

Geez as always the Dog whistle hides another meaning we didn't think existed or connect directly. We spotted the racism and anti-LGBT part of the argument when these two members of Congress house reps Fine and Ogles decided to get the FCC involved.
 
Many people in the A and B socioeconomic levels do listen to stations with some or all music in English. But in the C, D and E economic levels, few do. And that is where 80% of the population is found.

This gets back to why the administration requires "English Only." At some point, the FCC will carry out the president's executive order in the way they've stipulated that any DEI is dropped. Same thing, with the same basis in law. The congressmen are complaining that the halftime show was in Spanish. They could easily use the same logic about Univision. Or conversely, Comcast/NBC and the NFL could use Univision as part of their defense.
 

Here is more fallout from congressman Randy Fine who requested the FCC to investigate the Super Bowl Halftime show.


And yes here’s more on Congressman Ogles who started all of this gets labeled a snowflake in this op-ed.

Hope Comcast owned KNTV and KSTS licenses are not questioned given all of the issues surrounding these members of Congress demanding Chairman Carr to respond to the halftime show.
It isn’t about where the event took place.
 
It isn’t about where the event took place.

The congressman is concerned about song lyrics that promote the use of cocaine:


And then there's this:

 
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