Okay, so, let me tell you about this whole Cowboys halftime show thing I got into. It all started when I saw this announcement, right? It was about the Dallas Cowboys playing the New York Giants. I’m not a huge football fanatic or anything, but the idea of a big game with a halftime show got me curious. The game was going to be at 4:30 PM ET on FOX, at the ATT Stadium in Arlington, Texas. And guess what? Lainey Wilson was going to perform at halftime!
I thought, “Why not?” I’ve always been fascinated by these big events, and honestly, I was also kind of curious about the whole Thanksgiving tradition with the Cowboys. I mean, they’ve played on Thanksgiving almost every year since 1966! That’s a pretty long tradition. So, I decided to dive deeper into this.
First, I did a bit of digging about the Cowboys and their history with Thanksgiving games. Turns out, they became super popular after making it to the playoffs a bunch of times and even winning a couple of Super Bowls in the ’70s. I never knew that! And the halftime shows? They’ve had some big names over the years – Reba McEntire, Destiny’s Child, even Dolly Parton. It’s like a whole spectacle.
Then, I started looking into this year’s performer, Lainey Wilson. I didn’t know much about her, but I figured she must be a pretty big deal to be chosen for this. I watched a few of her videos, listened to some songs, and yeah, she’s got that country vibe, pretty cool stuff. I could see why she’d be a good fit for a football halftime show. I even read something about Beyonc� performing at an NFL halftime show once, which must have been insane!
So, game day arrived. I cleared my schedule, got some snacks ready, and tuned in. I watched the game, which was pretty exciting, even though I was really waiting for the halftime show. It felt a little weird, you know, this whole anticipation for a performance in the middle of a football game, but it’s all part of the experience, I guess.
Finally, halftime came. The stage was set up, the lights went down, and there she was – Lainey Wilson. She started performing, and it was a whole production. Lots of energy, lights, dancers, the whole nine yards. She played some of her hits, and the crowd seemed to love it. I have to admit, even I got into it. It was a fun, high-energy performance. I was tapping my foot along with the music by the end of it. There was even a rumour going around that some people felt a bit of deja vu because the live stream of the game was also on Netflix, and Beyonc� is also on Netflix.
Here’s what I did, step-by-step:
- Decided to watch: Saw the announcement and got curious about the game and the halftime show.
- Researched the history: Learned about the Cowboys’ Thanksgiving tradition and past halftime performers.
- Checked out the performer: Listened to Lainey Wilson’s music and watched some of her videos.
- Prepared for game day: Got snacks, cleared my schedule, and tuned in to FOX.
- Watched the game: Enjoyed the game, but mostly waited for the halftime show.
- Enjoyed the performance: Watched Lainey Wilson’s show and got into the music and energy.
Overall, it was a cool experience. I got to learn a bit about football history, discover a new artist, and enjoy a big, flashy performance. It’s not something I’d do every day, but it was a fun little adventure into the world of NFL halftime shows. And who knows, maybe I’ll tune in again next year!
