What do you think of Musiq Soul Child's blunder of the National Anthem @ the Bull's playoff  b-ball game?
482139
they should just play the cd of whitney houston's version from the buffalobills/newyork giants superbowl..
930599
i think this song is veryyy funnyyy...it just gets a little annoying after a while though...\n I give it a 7.5 \n\nHugs to all<3 \nD
318854
I have the original version but not the remix you hear in ESPN. I read somewhere that it was remixed by Judge Jules.
824752
Uh Why? \n\nIt is a national anthem and should be sang the way it is, and not changed\n\nOh ok
417576
Because before he shot his big anti-white anti-american mouth off, it had a certain innocence to it, before he disillusioned us with his poisonous thinking. He's just damn lucky that the songs came out long before his hateful ignorance did, otherwise you would never hear that song at ballgames today. \n\nIt's not a great song, it's more like a simple little jingle that has worn thin and is played out.
614759
I agree with Kevin. Meatloaf and Toni seemed like they were heavily medicated. Meatloaf just butchered the song period. I think his appearance on American Idol last night will really hurt sales of his new album. In regards to Toni Braxton, that was just an awkward and really bad performance on her part.
392184
I saw an interview on British TV where one of the band, not Freddie or Entwistle, stated quite categorically that it was a load of old rubbish that they made up by throwing in everything they could think of.  Since it was voted the best song of the century, (or something like that) everyone seems to be treating it as something extra special.  I think it is a case of the 'Emperor's New Clothes' once again.
992992
'the girl is.. ' said it best..\n\nI don't like  this new stuff they are trying to pass off as music today..\n\n"The Hips Don't Lie??"  WTF??\n"Can I See Your Grill??  GIMME A M.F. BREAK!"\n\ncan we please make music that means something..\n\n(from a phsyco PRINCE fan)
109702
Yes I watch it but I'm kind of disappointed because one of the judge change his scoring card from ten to nine when Andre Iduodala dunked it in the last round.I think Andre got cheated.He shoulded won.
963518
Yeah, it was The National Anthem, great song!
1128362
i really liked chris brown, busta, mary j blige performance.....i thought dat beyonce was really showin off. alwayz tryin   2 take da show. please. and jay z smacked her ass!!! what da fuck!!! please
349322
more like he has a serious case of dumba*sitis...\n\nrap is not even music any way...\n\nit was just a way the ghetto kids told each other when the cops were comming.
838674
Are you sure there is a video for that song?  I searched on cmt.com and there was no video listed for that.  Sorry.
504065
Listening to it now ( jeepers!! It's been a long time since I played this CD.. ) Just by listening to it I couldn't really decide, I could definitely "see" your point, but it didn't really convince me..\n\nThen I thought to open up the cd cover and see whether the lyrics were printed inside.. They are, and according to the cover it's:\n "Who could be proud of this blank generation\nwho could be proud of you blank"\n\nListening to it after reading that and I definitely hear "you blank" every time...
866729
on't know if they use it on ESPN, but the one they use on TNT, that they started using during the playoffs last year was the first song on the new "Fort Minor" CD. Not sure what the name of the song is, but it's definitely from Fort Minor. Try that one, it might be what you mean.
57264
Mariah's "long strange trip" from pop star to near-nobody back again is nothing short of amazing.\n\nIt's true that then-Columbia Records boss Tommy Mottola had a great deal to do with her initial success.  But I believe two things occured to destroy that.  \n\nFirst, Mariah began to feel she wasn't being genuine with what she was singing.  The black girl inside her wasn't allowed to express herself.  I think that conflict probably caused her to overreact in a number of ways.\n\nSecond, Tommy became a Svengali presence in her life, trying to control both her and her career.  It was a recipe for disaster.  He's certainly a talented and knowledgable guy, but I don't think he did right by Mariah.\n\nThe feeling I get from her today is that we're seeing the real Mariah.  She's happy with who she is and the music she's doing.  It's pretty hard to argue with the numbers--she returned from near-obscurity to become the biggest singer in the music business.  I think anything that makes you happy in your own skin--no matter what the color--is always the smart move.
1165761
I think he handled it well...actually felt sorry for him...he made a mistake...and has been slated for it....it's like he said..it's not like anyone died, got hurt or it cost anybody the game..