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CNN New Year's Eve spectators take to social media when network misses midnight

CNN's New Year's Eve broadcast is once again in the media spotlight after what is believed to be a technical issue caused the Central time zone to miss the midnight countdown.

At the stroke of midnight Don Lemon and revelers in New Orleans were dancing to Juvenile's "Back That Azz Up" on CNN rather than celebrating the start of 2023 with toasts and kisses. 

Spectators of the network's New Year's Eve took to social media after the countdown in the Central time zone was missed.

"CNN has redeemed itself by ringing in the new year in New Orleans with ‘Back That Azz Up’ and not acknowledging the stroke of midnight in any way," Timothy Burke tweeted. 

"As the clock ticked over, Lemon is seen throwing beaded necklaces into the dancing crowd, only moments later seeming to realize that the countdown and announcement had been missed," Business Insider reports. 

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The network was already under a watchful eye due to a much-discussed on-air booze ban following host Andy Cohen's admitted to being "overserved" during last year's broadcast. 

Some viewers speculated the technical mistake this year was a result of Lemon not being able to hear his producers through his earpiece. 

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"We got to see exactly what happens when a reporter’s IFB (audio connection to producer) goes out," C.J. LeMaster tweeted. 

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