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The 6 most awful moments of Pitbull's World Cup performance
Who keeps letting Pitbull loose on the public?
The unimpressed crowd: Please feel free to try and find one person in this shot who is doing both of these things: a) looking in the direction of the stage, b) smiling. You won't be able to.
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by Alexandra Pollard | Photos by AKM-GSI
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Yesterday, the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony took place in Brazil. To conclude the ceremony, Pitbull and Jennifer Lopez performed their World Cup song 'We Are One (Ola Ola)' alongside Brazillian pop star Claudia Leitte. It was awful.
The main problem, of course, was that the sound quality was appalling. But frankly, we didn't notice that for a good few minutes - we were too distracted by the overwhelmingly tacky set, the disturbing backing dancers, some of whom were dressed as vegetables, and Pitbull's general lack of talent. Here are some of the most bizarre moments.
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