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Originally posted by supaspaz
It's not a lame excuse, it's cold hard fact.
You can't prove that people tuned it to watch Pink. It could easily be a coincidence that she performed as most people were watching the Grammys. (Notice the general bell curve of the ratings.)
But you can prove that her performance wasn't good, bad or interesting enough to get people talking about it. As usual, she remains a B-lister at best.
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Oh this double standard.
Then what's the point of having the ratings? Maybe people just accidentally keep watching all the different shows and their ratings doesn't matter?
I'm sure if it was your fave (not even sure who it is by now, didn't you stan for Britney back in the day? (poor her)), you'd be claiming it's all thanks to your fave.
When the Grammys analyze this data, they will see that a certain B-lister brought them more audience than all these A-listers. And that's what matters.
Next.
