Rapper Kendrick Lamar delivered an electrifying Super Bowl halftime show performance on Sunday, joined by SZA and Samuel L. Jackson. Lamar performed hits such as “squabble up” and tracks from his latest album “GNX.” Jackson, appearing as Uncle Sam, introduced Lamar’s performance as a representation of the “great American game.”
The show included iconic hits like “HUMBLE,” “LOYALTY,” and “peakaboo,” with Jackson’s character reacting with amusement and skepticism. Lamar and SZA also performed “luther” and “All the Stars.”
As the performance reached its peak, Jackson as Uncle Sam praised Lamar for delivering what America wants, noting that he was nearing the right tone. Lamar concluded the show with “Not Like Us,” a Grammy Award-winning diss track against rapper Drake.
The performance left the audience buzzing with excitement, as the Philadelphia Eagles led the Kansas City Chiefs at halftime. Lamar’s dynamic performance was a standout moment during the Super Bowl halftime show, showcasing his talent and creativity in full force.
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