deftguy

Your major problem was comparing a Super Bowl halftime show to a DCI show. They are not even close to the same thing, which makes any real, legitimate comparison impossible. DCI plays to the stadium, Super Bowl halftime shows play to the camera. It has been that way for decades. Nobody has to imply any political tones here. All they have to do is read between the lines of your comments, and the tones are as clear as a bell.

For a Boriqua, it wasn't all that nasty. For others who don't follow Bad Bunny, it might be a bit "sexualmente cargado."

Unfortunately, I do......

First, the halftime show is not a drum corps show. Second, the halftime show has ALWAYS been designed for television, and not for the people that are in the stadium. Why are you picking at this halftime show???

This is great!

This show may be live, but it is designed for the small (now much bigger) screen. I think by now everyone should know this. If the show played in the stadium, the setup would have looked very different and likely not very good for television, which requires almost every frame to be planned out.

I would not assume that folks who were in the stadium did not enjoy or could not follow what was going on. My friends attended, and they said the place was rocking hard, and they were able to follow quite a bit of what was happening on the field via the ultra-large high-definition LED screens.

My mom is Puerto Rican, my dad is Dominican. This show was straight-up fire. Spanish is my second language, and he spoke at a speed I could grasp (you know, Puerto Ricans speak rapid fire fast spanish). Unforgettable show, and tanks NFL.

I love Tarpon (and I say that with great enthusiasm), but I don't always get their shows early in the season. But as it progresses, their themes usually become clearer to me. This show I got right out of the gate, and that surprised me. I can't wait to see what improvements they make to this show.

Definitely high camera

BOOM!!! SCV was so loud I could hear a cabinet resonance coming from one of their speakers. Too much bass is being pushed through those drivers. I like Boston's volume. It was just right with the impact, but not overwhelming. It is clear to these experienced ears that the sound guys are pushing their sound system to the edge. I've done outdoor sound for nearly 20 years, and no sound system should sound like it's blowing out its guts.

Tarpons median income (if accurate) surprises me. They seem to have the money to put whatever show they want on the field.

He really is.

They were small but good when I saw them back then. Their "indoor" Colorguard competed in the Southern California circuit and was VERY good.

Cal State Los Angeles also had a Drum Corps show that was very well attended back then. If I am not mistaken, those shows were during the same weekend.