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February 3, 2013

One word to describe Beyonce’s Super Bowl performance?

The hype about Beyonce’s and the half time show itself is over and we had an extra 40 minutes thanks to the power blackout at the Super Bowl.

As the 49ers try to crawl back into this game – tell us NDG readers what is one word you would use to describe Beyonce’s performance?

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Gaille D February 3, 2013 At 9:59 pm

Gigawattage!

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