Millions of people around the world watched Beyonce and Bruno Mars join Coldplay in the Super Bowl halftime show Sunday, and thanks to an accommodating schedule, that included much of the hockey world.
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Let's just say opinions differed.
God awful shirt on the guy from cold play.
— Brody Sutter (@Sutts19) February 8, 2016
That was goooood #HalftimeShow #SuperBowl50
— Jamie McGinn (@JamieMcGinn88) February 8, 2016
Well played halftime ! #sb50
— jason demers (@jasondemers5) February 8, 2016
Should've been Metallica. Period.
— Mike McKenna (@MikeMcKenna56) February 8, 2016
Great half time show!
— Kyle Turris (@kyleturris) February 8, 2016
Meh
— John Carlson (@JohnCarlson74) February 8, 2016
Others made some great points.
Smart move by Beyoncé wearing the golden straps. Don't want any wardrobe malfunctions #SB50 pic.twitter.com/GBZiGNTMU3
— Zach Boychuk (@ZachBoychuk) February 8, 2016
Members of the media made some astute observations as well.
Think I missed Janet Jackson in that montage
— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) February 8, 2016
Significant and egregious lack of Left Shark in that halftime montage.
— Adam Vingan (@AdamVingan) February 8, 2016
Just bring Prince back every year. Thanks in advance.
— Tracey Myers (@TramyersCSN) February 8, 2016
Meanwhile, Massachusetts-born Tampa Bay Lightning forward Brian Boyle was in the Ottawa area ahead of Monday's game against the Senators, and he wasn't thrilled about the lack of American ads north of the border.
Soooo...
— Brian Boyle (@BriBrows22) February 8, 2016
The commercials are different in Canada....
Seriously Canada? A CPA commercial???
— Brian Boyle (@BriBrows22) February 8, 2016
Cheer up, Brian, and all other American players who'll be up north for the Super Bowl next year. This could be the last time the expensive ads won't play in Canada.
