Did you like the Superbowl halftime show?

Like Bruce Springsteen's Super Bowl XLIII Halftime Show. The last great one in my opinion. Fun fact: more people tuned in to watch his show than those who watched the game.

In summary:

Boomers don’t think rap is music. Some sort of spoken poetry thing but definitely not music.

Millennials are nostalgic, but feel old for the first time. Also who da hel is Kendrick Lamar?

Zoomers don’t watch sports or care what any of you other older generations enjoy. What is a Super Bowl?

You forgot generation X. We think you're all idiots and of course rap isn't music.

Gratz on the generation nobody cares about.

Not a huge fan of hip hop (except for Snoop, I friggin love Snoop), but I enjoyed the show.

Also, major props for the old dancer dudes. Totally unexpected.

Solid Gen X here and we are the first generation of rap. So we know rap is music and have known so since the 80's.

Snoop Dog, Dre, Ice Cube, Ice T all those guys are Gen X

They call them "rap artists" and not "rap musicians" for a reason.

Rap artist are every bit as legitimate as any other performer.

Not worth arguing with someone with a closed mind.. go listen to Lynard Skynard for the 40 billionth time or whatever.

Freebird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Its weird for it being "not music" there sure were a bunch of people playing instruments on that stage. lol

Also, find it funny people saying younger generations dont know who/care about any of these artists, my 12 year knew all the lyrics to Em's Lose Yourself (I didnt even know he listened to Eminem) and my 9 year old is obsessed with Snoop haha.

It was fun. Better than most halftime shows. Plenty of hilarious moments: Snoop Dogg baked and vibing out, 50 cent doing the throwback to his upside-down sit-ups as a fat man. I was excited to see Anderson Paak make an appearance on drums towards the end. It would have been way better if they'd just had him play a show. He's an incredible artist and still relevant.

Show me someone who doesn't like any rap/hiphop, and I'll show you someone with a stunted musical palate. I don't consider most modern country songs to be real "music", either, but you won't see me write off the entire genre. 

It's its own art form. That doesn't mean it isn't legitimate.

I like some rap. I just don't think it's music.

Already 38 million views on YouTube

I liked it. Great performances from everyone. I’d go see them live in concert.

Not into rap so it didn't do a lot for me.  I think the multiple artists in this case worked.  Not like a couple of years when they tried to randomly insert Beyoncé an Bruno Mars and it felt super forced.

It made my group of friends watching it, ranging from early to mid 30's, feel old that now the artists that we grew up with are the throwbacks.

Went on too long for me. Couldn't understand what they were saying.

Some really out of shape people, and a bunch of old people.

Couldn't sing along.

Imagine how old you'd feel if you were 50 and Doggystyle came out your senior year in college (1993).

I guess I missed it, damn.

Annoying, turned it off.

Not that it matters too much, but Ice T is a straight up boomer.

In fact, tomorrow, Feb 16, is his birthday and dude is turning 65.

That's right, Ice T is a senior citizen "cop killer" SVU AARP member. He's also on Cheerios boxes right now.

Damn, Ice T is only going to be 64. I ruined my own joke. Carry on.