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For the first time this year, the half-time show was all regarding hip-hop, R&B and rap.
The halftime show was all regarding hip-hop, R&B and rap.
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The Super Bowl halftime show was a rap party.
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With rapper 50 Cent as a surprise guest, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar offered an acclaimed concert.
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A kind of small town with houses, shops and fancy cars was set up in front of it as a stage.
With rapper 50 Cent as a surprise guest, music stars Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar throw an acclaimed rap party at halftime in the Super Bowl. Surrounded by numerous dancers, the six musicians presented a medley of their greatest hits at halftime of the football game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals, including “The Next Episode”, “California Love”, “In Da Club”, ” Family Affair’ and ‘Lose Yourself’. A kind of small town with houses, shops and fancy cars was set up in front of it as a stage on Sunday.
Mary J. Blige performs her hit “Family Affair”.
Getty Images via AFP/Rob Carr
A kind of small town with houses, shops and fancy cars in front of it serves as a stage.
AFP / Valerie Macon
Every year, the Super Bowl is not only a major sporting event, but also a huge platform for the industry and a music spectacle, which this year for the first time was completely dominated by hip-hop, R&B and rap. In the past, stars like Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince and the Rolling Stones have graced the halftime show stage. Around 100 million people in the US alone are watching the National Football League championship final live on television.
This year’s packed crowd also included stars including glamor couple Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Charlize Theron and musicians The Weeknd and Cardi B. Country star Mickey Guyton sang the US song before the game national anthem, actor Dwayne Johnson announced the teams.
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