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During the halftime show of that year's Grey Cup, there were several notable and unconventional presentations that raised eyebrows among viewers and attendees. Central to the performance were several kissing booths where family members, contrary to typical social conventions, engaged in pronounced and intimate kisses. Additionally, there were showcases of pigs, which were distinctively dressed and adorned with makeup, presented by couples who were reportedly close relatives. This unique choice of entertainment was underscored by the persistent sound of banjos, giving the entire event a distinct ambiance. The show, which deviated significantly from traditional halftime performances, led to discussions and critiques regarding the CFL's selection of halftime content.

Yikes I don't remember the halftime show but apparently it was quite the experience