Hey, I'm Brian Hyatt, and this is Rolling Stone Music Now. I'm in the studio with Andy Green, David Brown and Rob Sheffield.

We're going to be talking about the Super Bowl,

because I love sports so much.

I know everything about sports.

I know many facts about the Super Bowl.

Like who's playing.

Don't even test me.

But I think just to maybe fit more

in a theme of this show, as much as I'd like to talk

about sports for an hour.

I think we're actually going to be talking about

musical performances on the Super Bowl

and the best and worst ones, which Rob Sheffield,

of course, did the definitive list of the

best and worst Super Bowl performances and there have been some great ones and

some unbelievably horrible ones when you consider the impact of this show.

It's incredible how horrible some of these performances have been.

I think on that note we should start with the black-eyed peas in 2011. As D as really the whole performance was, there is one moment in it

that cannot be surpassed but just to build up to it. So Black Ey peas just

performed some Black Ey peas stuff. It was already kind of going off the rails at the beginning when you see

Fergie attempt this dance move that's just basically like she sort of shuffles back and forth in this uncertain, unsteady way, then does it again,

and then looks really proud of herself. It's really bizarre. But then about a couple minutes in,

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