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The song’s specifics, Super Bowl performances have often succeeded with just the right amount of headline-hungry controversy. A week before his Super Bowl headlining gig, Lamar and “Not Like Us” have an epic night at the Grammy Awards. The track wins song of the year and record of the year and Lamar takes five. The track wins song of the year and record of the year and Lamar takes five. The entire moment was a nice boost for the months-old diss track and a reminder of Lamar’s import leading up to the biggest gig of his career this weekend: headlining the Super Bowl LIX halftime This year's Super Bowl halftime show belongs to Kendrick Lamar. The Compton-born rapper is capping a stunning 12-month run with an appearance at the world's biggest concert. Lamar is arguably the For some, Kendrick Lamar’s message is essential for starting important conversations, particularly in a space like the Super Bowl, where millions of viewers tune in. However, the NFL may be concerned that his politically charged music—especially one that could escalate tensions with Drake—could create unwanted controversy. As Super Bowl LIX approaches, fans eagerly await Kendrick Lamar's performance, his second appearance at the event. However, controversy surrounds his hit diss track 'Not Like Us,' which targets Drake. Read on to learn more about the controversy that was sparked after Kendrick Lamar was selected to headline the Super Bowl halftime show over Lil Wayne. Lil Wayne performs onstage in Los Angeles on On his most recent album, Kendrick has a song called “6:16 in LA” that is in response to Drake’s songs “Push Ups” and “Taylor Made Freestyle,” which mocks Kendrick for appearing on a remix of Taylor Swift’s song “Bad Blood” and implies that Swift’s fans, called Swifties, helped elevate Kendrick into his current position Andra Day to perform the song. has been played at each Super Bowl since Super Bowl LV and has stirred controversy on social media since. This year, the NFL said the song is to be performed by Grammy award-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar seemingly addressed the Super Bowl controversy in his surprise 12-track album "GNX," which has left hip-hop fans in a frenzy.. In the intro song "wacced Rihanna performed at the 2023 Super Bowl, and according to The Mirror, her listens on Spotify jumped by 640% after the game. One estimate says her Big Game performance was worth $88 million in At last year's Super Bowl, Andra Day performed the song - and she too was met by considerable backlash from MAGA supporters and Republicans. There has also been controversy in recent days over This isn't too shocking as the song was featured in promo for the Super Bowl recently. With the lawsuit going on, it wouldn't be too shocking if some controversy and more could come from Lamar *NFL fans are voicing their outrage and calling for a Super Bowl boycott after news broke that “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” known as the “Black national anthem,” will be performed before The NFL played it safe after the Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake controversy in 2004 and went with former Beatle Paul McCartney to perform solo at the Super Bowl XXXIX Halftime Show at Alltel Beginning with Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005, the halftime show began to be produced by Don Mischer Productions and White Cherry Entertainment; those shows contained classic rock artists who mainly performed songs from the 1970s and 1980s (with a notable exception being Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performing their 2008 single "Working on The 37-year-old is a 22-time Grammy Award and Pulitzer Prize for Music winning rapper and songwriter, most known for his 2017 album Damn, as well as his 2024 output such as Not Like Us, a diss Beyonce reigned over the weekend, dropping an epic video Saturday for the new song “Formation,” ahead of a planned appearance at the Super Bowl on Sunday. Controversy over the video put a dent While there's no question that Kendrick will perform the song on Sunday, it's now a matter of whether Fox, which is broadcasting the Super Bowl live, will censor the show as Drake's lawsuit looms. NFL and Fox bosses will have to decide if they want to risk legal action from Drake for airing Kendrick's controversial lyrics. Slightly more complicated is the controversy surrounding the inclusion of a gay couple in the ad. Coca-Cola has been under pressure for being a sponsor of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia
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