Βοοⅿеr Εѕіаѕοп Ιɡпіtеѕ Τһапkѕɡіᴠіпɡ Uрrοаr Αftеr Βlаѕtіпɡ Ϲοᴡbοуѕ fοr Ϲһοοѕіпɡ Ροѕt Μаlοпе: “Τһіѕ Ꭰау Ѕһοᥙld Ηοпοr Ꭱеаl Αⅿеrіϲап Ꮩοіϲеѕ”
The Dallas Cowboys’ Thanksgiving halftime show—normally a celebration of music, charity, and family—erupted into unexpected controversy this year after former NFL quarterback and long-time sports commentator Boomer Esiason publicly criticized the choice of Post Malone as this year’s headliner. The performance traditionally marks the annual kickoff of The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign, one of the largest holiday charity drives in the country.
“Post Malone? Really?” Esiason Writes, Triggering a Firestorm
Fans Clash Online: Supporters Cheer, Critics Slam Esiason
Cowboys Officials Caught Off Guard by Esiason’s Attack
Post Malone Responds With Grace and Wins Over More Fans
Esiason Doubles Down—But Softens His Tone
A Halftime Show Overshadowed by Controversy
What Comes Next?
