Christina Aguilera sure knows the National Anthem.

[MOBIUS]

Way to pick something important, Oerdin. Forget the National Anthem, let's worry about a Guns and Roses ****up.

Guns and Roses are far more important to the world than some crappy old plagiarised national anthem...

[Elok]

Oh, well, she still has her AWESOME ACTING CAREER!

[Docfeelgood]

i think she actually had stage fright.
This had happened to her before and she commented that it was the most emmbarassing thing she had ever experince3d.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Yeah, I did. Who ever sang at the half time show though sucked.

Why am I not surprised that you've never heard of the Black Eyed Peas (though yes, they aren't really good, to not know them is kinda silly).

[Kidlicious]

If she would have hummed it she would still have done better than me.

[DaShi]

Maybe Oerdin thinks Fergie and Christina Aguilera are the same person...

Prove that they aren't! Fergie is just Christina 50 years into the future.

[Kitschum]

More like 3000 years into the past. She's a mummy!

[Al B. Sure!]

Why am I not surprised that you've never heard of the Black Eyed Peas (though yes, they aren't really good, to not know them is kinda silly).

How does he think Christina Aguilera and Fergie are the same person, though? They don't even look similar. That also means he never heard of Christina Aguilera, either.

Hey! Why don't we all call him an idiot like you all call me for not knowing who Lead Zeppelin is?


And to be fair, the Black Eyed Peas were formed in 1992, having been discovered by Eazy-E. Fergie didn't join in until 2003. As soon as they added the white woman, for whatever reason, they skyrocketed into popularity and many would argue completely fell off. Don't make any judgments about BEP being good or not without being aware of their pre-Fergie decade.

[Imran Siddiqui]

We all know Oerdin is an idiot, for many, many things.

[SlowwHand]

Led Zeppelin

[Al B. Sure!]

Actually what's really odd is that BEP had a woman doing the Fergie role during their non-charting years... a singer named Kim Hill. She left the group then they brought in Fergie. What is it about Fergie that suddenly skyrocketed them into the mainstream overnight? All they really did was have her fill the role previously filled by Kim Hill.

[SlowwHand]

Fergie is more than a backup singer.

[Al B. Sure!]

BEP singles:

Fallin Up (1997) Did not chart
Joints & Jams (1998) Did not chart
Karma (1999) Did not chart
BEP Empire (2000) Did not chart
Weekends (2000) Did not chart
Request + Line feat. Macy Gray (2001) 63

Pretty bad. Even doing a song with Macy Gray at the height of her popularity only got them to #63 on the US charts

Then added Fergie...

Where is the Love (2003) #8

then huge mainstream popularity. It's like Fergie made them a success overnight!

[Imran Siddiqui]

Fergie has far more stage presence (an "It factor" if you will) for one.

[Uncle Sparky]

So what exactly did she sing? Something about "proudly watched twilights last reaming"??