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So I'm not as big of a fan as the average football lover but when it comes down to the Super Bowl, I tend to put my five cents in along with everyone else. This year I couldn't tell you the stats of the two teams vying for the championship but I do know that "destiny" played a big factor in the win. That along with the fact that the New Orleans Saints is the typical story. Here you have a team, the Saints, who had everything against them and you had a winning team (Colts) that looked more like a line-up of All-Star players. At the helm of the team was Peyton Manning, arguably the best quarterback in NFL history, a slew of more experienced players and a record of having won a Super Bowl in the past. Yet the New Orleans Saints, a team that knows all too well about rebuilding and beating odds, (recovering from Katrina) had too much against them and still they did what many didn't think possible... They brought the franchise back to its former glory. The Saints were down 10-0 in the first quarter and came back to tie the game by the second half before tromping the Colts and taking the lead in the third quarter to win the game.
By far my favorite interview. It's candid and Bey reveals more than I can ever remember...Check out the 9:12-9:18 mark in the video. Awww.
The Rock City Remix sounds much better. Not feeling the video yet. Think it could've gone in another direction. Guess it's gonna grow on me.
Beatiful Ballad.
According to BBC News online, Beyonce reigned supreme taking home the ultimate title of "Queen of the Night" at the 52nd annual Grammy Awards. Winning a total of 6 awards for:
Song of the Year
Best R&B song (both for Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It).
Best contemporary R&B album
Best R&B female vocal for Single Ladies
Best traditional R&B performance for At Last,(President Obama's inauguration).
Other big winners included the other two queens in the Royal Court Taylor Swift who won Album of the year for Fearless, Best country song and album and Best female country vocal performance, both for the track White Horse. Lady Gaga won two awards: best dance recording for Poker Face and best electronic/dance album for The Fame. Taylor Swift
Rounding out the count were:
Record of The Year: Kings of Leon
Best Short Video - The Black Eyed Peas - for Boom Boom Pow
Best pop performance by a duo or group with vocals for I Gotta Feeling) - The Black Eyed Peas
Best Pop Vocal Album - The Black Eyed Peas
Best Rap Song- Jay-Z featuring Rihanna and Kanye West,(Run This Town)
Best rap/sung collaboration (Run This Town) - Jay Z
Best rap solo performance- Jay Z for DOA (Death Of Auto-Tune).
Best rap album - Eminem - Relapse
Best rap performance by a duo or group for Crack A Bottle,Eminem with Dr Dre and 50 Cent.
BEst Reggae Album - Stephen Marley - Mind Control - Acoustic