Antigay viewers were quick to take to social media last night to decry Sunday’s Super Bowl 50 Halftime show, which wrapped up with gutsy performances by Beyoncé, Bruno Mars, and Coldplay singing “Believe in Love.”
Apparently it was all the bright lights and rainbow colors… which equals gay? Who knows what they’re all so angry about?
Nothing against being gay, but can I please watch the Super Bowl half time show and not have to it be all about promoting homosexuality
— isabelle schneider (@schneisa000) February 8, 2016
Forgot the halftime show was changed to a gay rights movement
— Keegs (@Bryan_Keegs) February 8, 2016
@IngrahamAngle the homosexual promoting halftime show is over at my house.
— S.Gatewood (@uspatriot72) February 8, 2016
Super bowl 50 halftime show is emitting homosexual tendencies@CloydRivers what has America come to? Football is being destroyed.
— Tyler Solomon (@TylerSolomon30) February 8, 2016
I believe the message of that halftime show was "quickly, become a homosexual"
— Real Trent Flubbs (@RealTrentFlubbs) February 8, 2016
Just because the super bowl is held near San Francisco doesn't mean we need to make it a homosexual congregation
— Tyler Solomon (@TylerSolomon30) February 8, 2016
So sad that Super Bowl halftime shows the last couple of years has really pushed homosexual agenda. God please forgive our nation.
— Mike Watts (@alabamawatts) February 8, 2016
Since when is the super bowl halftime show a gay pride festival
— #HillaryForPrison (@Kovacina_Matt65) February 8, 2016
All the Halftime performance did was try to promote homosexuality.
— #JetIsBad (@Jetisbad) February 8, 2016
Basically a homo pride celebration during halftime….. And that's one reason our country has gone down
— CamVP(15-1)(2-0) (@Alpha_Dog_LM24) February 8, 2016
As The New Civil Rights Movement points out, the bright lights and swirling rainbow colors were simply promoting Coldplay’s new album:
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Google Play: https://t.co/usisZNkHf7 pic.twitter.com/LUyFJRFPkD— Coldplay (@coldplay) February 6, 2016
Friendly Atheist’s Hemant Mehta noted that the anti-gay “complaints come from the same people who are watching a game in which dozens of men jump on top of each other for hours before dancing and patting each other on the butt.”
