Twitter is very confused and unhappy about Sting performing at the NBA All-Star Game
Sting was announced Thursday as the halftime act for the NBA All-Star Game on Feb. 4.
With the game taking place in Toronto, many people thought Drake would be the natural choice, but the NBA did not go in that direction.
To say people, including former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, were baffled by the choice of soft rocker Sting getting the gig would be an understatement.
Really @Toronto2016? Sting? What were your backup options, Cher and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra? How about some TORONTO talent!
— Rob Ford (@TorontoRobFord) January 28, 2016
Courtside, watching Sting at #NBAAllStarTO pic.twitter.com/9Y8MC4vFf0
— Mark De Angelis (@DeAngelisMark) January 28, 2016
First Coldplay and now Sting. What's next? Michael Bublé at Wrestle Mania? pic.twitter.com/jRZLyxS8NT
— Jeff Barrett (@BarrettAll) January 28, 2016
Sting should have performed at the Pan Am Games closing ceremony and Kanye should be doing the NBA All Star Game. pic.twitter.com/x2sQJiOVZn
— Peter Kash (@PeterKash) January 28, 2016
The last time a pop star sang a legend off at All-Star. Looking fwd to Sting's Lakers No. 24 dress. pic.twitter.com/3FvlmGEikY
— Tom Ziller (@teamziller) January 28, 2016
I got a copy of Sting’s playlist for the eight of you familiar with his music: pic.twitter.com/njwaVxJJOd
— Andrew Ungvari (@DrewUnga) January 28, 2016
no drake at the all star game in toronto?!?! old man sting is performing?! i am... disgusted. fix it @Raptors
— ren (@ohnogurl) January 28, 2016
Because when you think #NBA you think Sting.
— andy lassner (@andylassner) January 28, 2016
