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Related: About this forumWhite People Lose Their Damn Minds in SNL‘s ‘The Day Beyoncé Turned Black’
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/white-people-lose-their-damn-minds-in-snls-the-day-beyonce-turned-black/The surreal streak that ran through this weeks Saturday Night Live cold open continued into the shows first sketch, a filmed piece that lampooned the collective freakout over Beyoncés Super Bowl 50 halftime show and overall blackness. Cut like a horror movie trailer, the white characters are increasingly shocked and horrified to find out that many of their celebrities are actually black.
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White People Lose Their Damn Minds in SNL‘s ‘The Day Beyoncé Turned Black’ (Original Post)
MrWendel
Feb 2016
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SusanCalvin
(6,592 posts)2. I haven't particularly liked/listened to Beyonce,
And generally pay no attention whatsoever to the Super Bowl, but after all the buzz I watched the halftime show online, and I thought it was great.
(The buzz I heard online was positive, and nobody at work talked about it at all. But they mostly ignore the Super Bowl, too.)
BlueMTexpat
(15,369 posts)3. Just watched the recorded SNL
skit. It would be much funnier if there were less truth in it. But it was still funny.
I didn't see her Super Bowl performance but from all accounts by those I know who did, it was great.
If people like Rudy Ghouliani and his ilk are complaining about it, that is enough for me to be PRO Beyonce and support whatever she did. She's ticking off the right people, IMO. Let'em stew!
bettyellen
(47,209 posts)4. OMG- so funny.