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Posted at 09:15 AM ET, 02/13/2012

Grammys 2012: What did you think? Join our online chat at noon

By Chris Richards

Will last night’s Grammys go down as the strangest, most bloated ceremony in the awards show’s 54 year history?

I’m still waking up right now, but yeah, I think it just might.

Nicki Minaj’s Grammy performance: boring masquerading as strange. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles)There’s wasn’t enough Whitney Houston recognition and way too much Chris Brown recognition. The outlandish rookie performances (Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry) felt every bit as perfunctory as the snoozy veteran performances (Beach Boys, Paul McCartney). And I still haven’t figured out what Foo Fighters, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, Deadmau5 and David Guetta were supposed to be doing onstage together.

Have you? Enlighten us. We’ll be chatting about last night’s Grammys at 12 noon right here and we hope you can join in.

By Chris Richards | 09:15 AM ET, 02/13/2012

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