The NFL does not rock on NBC. Saying Faith Hill rocks is like saying Celine Dion is a Heavy Metal Queen. *shudder* At least when they used Pink, it gave it a trashy kind of feel, still not "rock", but trashy.
For those who are a bit confused right now, NBC Sunday Night Football has a theme song for the program that is set to the tune of "I Hate Myself For Loving You" by Joan Jett(the only REAL choice NBC should have made). Pink was the artist they used and Faith Hill picked it up last season and up to this point. If they're going to use a female rocker(provide Joan Jett gave it a pass), perhaps they could use Lita Ford. It would be a great way to jump start her career again. I'm not saying make it permanent, maybe a season or 2. Hell, I'd be willing to give Amy Lee from Evanescence a shot, you could pick either one of those 2 pretty cheap right now I'd imagine.
Please NBC, not everybody watching Sunday Night Football at home is a post-modern redneck that is easily appeased. I fail to see the link between Faith Hill and football. Enlighten me.
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We host MNF at our hotel and one of my staff takes care of the buffet. She said the same thing. Can't stand FH on it. Says she doesn't even wear a jersey, can't sing the song worth a damn. I haven't watched any MNF, but can only imagine what I am missing... NOTHING!
Aww - see, this is what happens when you're not into football. You totally miss out on this kinda stuff - lol.
I personally have always preferred Trisha Yearwood over Faith Hill, although Tim MCGraw is fine as heeeelllll.
they r both seasonal
Cali girl - ya know you should really learn to just let it out instead of holding back, you might feel better. *jab jab*
Darius - As far as Faith Hill goes, ya ain't missin' a thing. J Hud kicks her ass.
Caspar - I must admit, I'm not much of a judge for any that you mentioned as to who's better, I'm redneck intolerant. I defer to Darius for the Tim McGraw thing, I'll take his word for it.
Jennylu - welcome to the madness, I just want Faith's season to be over.
The singer's not the problem; it's the song.
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