Review: Benson Boone is a ‘Wanted Man’ — but who is he really?
<p>It took approximately 13-and-a-half-minutes for a backflip on Friday night. It’s hard to know if that’s a Benson Boone record of some kind, or whether the number of backflips he subsequently pulled off — about five or six for those keeping count — was sufficient.
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<p>It took approximately 13-and-a-half-minutes for a backflip on Friday night. It’s hard to know if that’s a Benson Boone record of some kind, or whether the number of backflips he subsequently pulled off — about five or six for those keeping count — was sufficient. In some cities, there’s reportedly been as many as 10.</p><p>The fact that there even are flip counters and fans debating if his soft rolls into the crowd count (maybe it’s a .5?) is quite wild. It can’t just be a regular concert anymore — it has to be the Olympics, too?
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- <p>It took approximately 13-and-a-half-minutes for a backflip on Friday night. It’s hard to know if that’s a Benson Boone record of some kind, or whether the number of backflips he subsequently pulled off — about five or six for those keeping count — was sufficient.
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Review: Benson Boone is a ‘Wanted Man’ — but who is he really?
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