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hlthe2b

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6. or Paul McCartney (UK), or the Who (UK), Enrique Iglesias (Spain), Phil Collins (UK),

Reply to Coventina (Original post)

Tue Feb 10, 2026, 02:19 PM

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Sting (Uk), U2 (Ireland), The Rolling Stones (UK), Coldplay (UK)--granted THEY all spoke and sang in English, so what is left to complain about? Oh, yeah..

BTW, I left out all the Canadians (a bunch) and those from South or Central America, because, guess what... they are all Americans

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Strange, I don't remember anyone complaining that U2 weren't Americans [View all] Coventina Tuesday OP

They are white kwolf68 Tuesday #1

I think you might be on to something..... Coventina Tuesday #2

It's worse because Bad Bunny is an American (n/m) Soul_of_Wit Tuesday #3

Agreed. n/t Coventina Tuesday #4

Where is the uproar over the NFL playing games outside of the USA? Raven123 Tuesday #5

or Paul McCartney (UK), or the Who (UK), Enrique Iglesias (Spain), Phil Collins (UK), hlthe2b Tuesday #6

Also Rihanna (Barbados), Shakira (Colombia), The Weekend (Canada), Shania Twain (Canada) Wiz Imp Tuesday #7

Yes. I didn't count them because they are from America (North America)--as Bad Bunny pointed out hlthe2b Tuesday #9

Also, Shakira, Jennifer Lopez, J Balvin, and Bad Bunny himself sang partially in Spanish Wiz Imp Tuesday #8