Tomorrow's Super Bowl promises some all-time great entertainment, but the same can't be said for the Australian Open final between Novak Djokovic and Dominic Thiem at Rod Laver Arena.
That's what the vast majority of viewers are saying, anyway.
Australian group Human Nature took to the court to perform a song just moments before Djokovic and Thiem stepped into the arena.
The vocal group, who formed in the late-1980s, sang one song, which seemed to leave the capacity crowd underwhelmed.
Many people wondered why such an old group was hired for the Australian Open's showpiece evening.
Surely there's a more relevant act going around?
Of all the entertainers they had to choose from...they chose...human...nature...
— The Horse Selects (@SelectsThe) February 2, 2020
Was Margaret Court on the entertainment committee?#ausopen
Way to showcase your musical talent Australia...
— Dan (@DanClarkSports) February 2, 2020
Human Nature, really? 🤮 Poor choice.#AustralianOpen 🎾
Scraping the bottom of the barrel with Human Nature don't you think?? Good way to send the crowd to sleep. Then again, it is a tennis crowd.#ausopen #AusOpen2020
— Ghost777 (@rolling_ghost) February 2, 2020
What the hell was that??!! #ausopen #humannature #yougottabekidding
— Cal (@Woodduck89) February 2, 2020
Human Nature are great, but wasn't a fan of that ..
— Mr TV Australia (@MrTVAus) February 2, 2020
Someone like Guy Sebastian is always a guaranteed winner 👌
[2007 #AusOpen Final] pic.twitter.com/i92EPBtSuT
Imagine psyching yourself up as a fan in Rod Laver Arena only for Human Nature to come out and kill the vibe #ausopen
— Sim Howe (@SimHowe) February 2, 2020
Some just called it sad.
That Human Nature performance was one of the saddest things I've ever seen. 😭 #AusOpen2020
— riordan (@riordanl) February 2, 2020
Even worse, it was the 1980s (according to a Wikipedia search).
#AO2020 human nature was formed in the 90’s, they should have stayed there.. cringing hard
— Adele Bell (@adelebell1121) February 2, 2020
Stat!
#Thiem was three-and-a-half when Human Nature released their first studio album, Telling Everybody (1997) #AusOpen
— Sarah McPhee (@_SarahMcPhee) February 2, 2020
Potentially the most lowkey, yet very scathing assesment yet.
Not sure how Human Nature extended their career beyond the late 90s tbqh but I disapproved
— SNARKY PLATYPUS (@SnarkyPlatypus) February 2, 2020
Although...
Human Nature absolutely stealing a living #AusOpen2020 #ausopen
— 💧Danny Barratt (@barratt1980) February 2, 2020
