The Los Angeles Rams won the 56th Super Bowl against the Cincinnati Bengals (23-20) this Sunday, February 13 at SoFi Stadium, in Inglewood, California.
The American Football Professional League Championship Final was played out in intense suspense and its flood of celebrities.
For the traditional halftime show, several rappers gathered to offer a historic concert with classics of American culture.
Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar and Eminem… six big names in American rap gathered for a grand premiere at the Super Bowl.
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It was Dr. Dre who opened the half before being joined by Snoop Dogg to interpret the songs
The Next Episode
and
California Love
by Tupac.
50 Cent followed with his famous title
In Da Club,
performed hanging upside down
.
Then it was singer Mary J. Blige in an all-white shimmering look with disco tunes who arrived on stage.
After Kendrick Lamar, Eminem entered with the song
Lose Yourself
.
After his piece released in 2002, the singer knelt down, his head bowed.
A symbolic gesture in reference to that of Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback who had thus protested during the American anthem throughout the 2016 season against racial inequalities and police violence in the United States.
The best Super Bowl outfits over the years
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years – Adam Levine and Travis Scott
Adam Levine chooses the track jacket while Travis Scott prefers leather without forgetting his Astroworld cap.
All for a show with rock and rap dimensions.
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The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Justin Timberlake
Justin Timberlake was afraid of catching a cold during the 2018 Super Bowl halftime. So it was in a total Stella McCartney look and a little saffron bandana that he did the show on Sunday February 4.
(Minneapolis, February 4, 2018.)
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The Best Super Bowl Outfits Over the Years - Pink
It's certainly not the flu that will stop Pink from performing the American national anthem, in a satin ensemble with camouflage print and a bomber jacket with shoulder pads.
(Minneapolis, February 5, 2018.)
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The Best Super Bowl Outfits Over the Years - Lady Gaga
For the 2017 edition, Lady Gaga is inspired by David Bowie in a bodysuit with excessive shoulder pads, always accessorized with limitless rhinestones and sequins.
(Super Bowl, February 5, 2017, Houston.)
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The Best Super Bowl Outfits Over the Years - Lady Gaga
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Over the Years - Beyoncé
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Katy Perry
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Katy Perry
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Katy Perry
The best Super Bowl outfits over the years - Nicki Minaj and Madonna
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Over the Years - Madonna
The best Super Bowl outfits over the years - MIA
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Black Eyed Peas
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Usher
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The Best Super Bowl Outfits Over the Years - Prince
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Janet Jackson
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Gwen Stefani and Sting
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Gwen Stefani
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Over the Years - Britney Spears
The Best Super Bowl Outfits Through the Years - Michael Jackson
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All the artists then came together to conclude this rare moment in the history of hip-hop, on the track
Still Dre
by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.
The performances were held on and in mini-houses installed in the center of the stadium and acting as a backdrop, all accompanied by many dancers and
lowrider
-style cars .
True to its reputation, the Super Bowl show was able to be spectacular, just like in 2021, when the Canadian singer The Weeknd had provided halftime.
The artists were present on stage but also in the stands.
Indeed, many had come to watch the match like Justin Bieber, Jennifer Lopez, Kanye West, Jay-Z and Beyoncé, Drake as well as The Weeknd, a spectator this year.
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