It was a forgettable show by a forgettable artist that delivered very little of its promises. I was excited that he kept saying this was a unifying event. That he was going to use the forum to show unity and to embrace our differences (his direct words). Instead, he delivered a show that only served to show the history of a land with about 1% of the population of America and to show off his gyrating dancing skills.

Overall, it wasn't any better or worse than any other average show. Problem is, it was all in Spanish which inherently doesn't serve to unify anyone since the large majority of the audience was not able to understand him. His words may have been the most prophetic, most resounding and capable words to unify this country but very few would even know.

When I saw them prepping and saw so many people dressed as plants, I thought it was going to be an amazing visual spectacle. Instead, I barely even noticed anything from that aspect of the show. Being objective, it wasn't a good show and it wasn't a bad show. The only people who thought it was a good show are those with a liberal agenda (who are still trying to justify it was a good show by making things up like "you didn't even have to know Spanish"...yes, yes you did and it's not even arguable) and the only people who thought it was a bad show are those with a conservative agenda (who hates anyone that even uses any hint of non''Murican English and judges without even at least watching first).

If you actually judge by vocal talent, dancing talent, and a unifying message he promised...it fell short. But, even without being able to understand the words, it was still better than some I've seen recently so I wasn't mad at it. I just hate that it wasn't in any way what he promised. Which means it was all for views and marketing. Very much like The Weeknd performance that he tried to lead up to all year by staging costumes and such (which was awesome and I really loved he had it planned for so long) but then fell incredibly flat in the actual performance.