Madonna, the Muppets, and multinational pop stars sell 'brotherhood' to the world—working Americans foot the bill.
The World Cup staged its first-ever halftime show Sunday at MetLife Stadium, and the 11-minute globalist variety pack featured Madonna on a dune buggy, BTS in matching outfits, the Muppets replacing Jack White, and a Venezuelan orchestra — most of it prerecorded.
FIFA imported the Super Bowl halftime concept to soccer's biggest stage, but instead of one American headliner, viewers got a curated multinational medley pushing themes of global unity and
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