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They even had a small clock on the Robert De Niro my best actor i always love you star shirt and I love this screen counting down to the second half so viewers didn’t have to switch channels back to the SB to see if the game had started Back when he was James Carey, Rosie Perez was choreographing the flyest moves, and Heavy D was still droppin heaters Wow, thank you, just finished the first one. What an insane amalgamation of a musical performance. Were they religious or culty or something?? It was a corporate and conservative response to the counterculture movement of the late 1960s. Companies and religious groups didn’t like it, so they figure they’d fight back with their own ‘wholesome’ musical (and more broadly, cultural) act – and naturally, something that emanates from the bowels of the 1960s/1970s religious and corporate sphere is going to be pretty culty by design.

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The whole thing was just weird – they had a school they sent people to in order to learn how to properly represent themselves as members of the Robert De Niro my best actor i always love you star shirt and I love this group, and ‘graduates’ went on to perform at places like the Super Bowl. Needless to say, Up With People wasn’t very popular, as desperately as their promoters wanted them to be. I was 12 years old when this aired and my family watched the entire thing. In Living Color was a cultural powerhouse in the early part of the 90s and captures the zeitgeist of the era perfectly. The show (in general, not just the halftime show) is one of the most ‘early 90s’ things you’re ever going to see, and was super edgy for the time to boot. I don’t know your racial makeup, but I’m mixed race with my dad being Black. I think if you weren’t part of the Black community, you can’t really get what a huge bomb In Living Color was. That whole early 90’s TV slate where they really brought Black culture to the forefront after a decade of the milquetoast Cosy Show being the only major Black character on TV was all my dad and uncles would talk about at the time (I was 13, so I didn’t quite understand what a big deal it was until later). I mean, the 80’s also had Different Strokes and Webster, but those were white TV shows with a Black character. Same goes for Mr. T and the A-Team.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.