No I meant to address the talk about Football is just men trying to hurt other men. It's a sport.
Yes, but at a young age (granted you played baseball and went to major league games) you weren't exposed with your folks to vulgar gestures. Of course we all probably gave each other the middle finger in the outfield, but we sure as hell couldn't do it around our folks. My folks would of been called that very night if I did that around my friends and their parents at a game. We'd like to think things like vulgarity and the like are monitored. Regardless if the sport seems "rough" or "violent" it's still a sport with a ball and a field. Children play it every year in their own leagues. Vulgarity may be present, but it is highly frowned upon.
It's like some one dropping the "F bomb" on national television. They're either fired or they have to apologize to the entire nation. She should of known better. Football is probably the most talked about American topic when it comes to socializing and the like. It's religious here in America. Remember Rosanne and the national anthem?
If you're one of the million artists to be asked to do a huge sports event, can't you at least respect the viewers and the audience present at the game? For one single performance?