Kendrick Lamar has the hot hand and landed another huge achievement less than two months into 2025. His Super Bowl LIX halftime show is now the most-watched halftime show of all time, outdrawing Michael Jackson’s halftime show from over 30 years ago.

With Super Bowl LIX now behind us and the Philadelphia Eagles celebrating their big win over the Kansas City Chiefs, it's time to look ahead to next season. Even though the Baltimore Ravens didn't reach the Super Bowl,

Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show sparked conversation among fans and critics as he performed a mix of old and new hits. His 12- to 13-minute set had everyone trying to decode his hidden messages and cemented his place in history,

After the Baltimore Ravens were eliminated from the postseason by the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Divisional playoff, Lamar Jackson expressed his desire to see Josh Allen win the Super Bowl. With the

"As a quarterback, your goal is to be the best player you can be to help the team, and certainly Lamar is doing that," said Peyton Manning.

Drake got dissed in "Not Like Us," Jackson played Uncle Sam as President Trump looked on, and Serena Williams danced in a surprise cameo.

In a surprise opening to Kendrick Lamar's halftime performance during Super Bowl LIX, Samuel L. Jackson went front and center dressed as Uncle Sam before introducing Lamar to the stage. In line with the theme of "The Great American Game," Jackson was dressed in full red, white and blue garb to introduce the act and then play a role within it.

I’m not sure when else you’d see a Pulitzer Prize winner performing the halftime show at Super Bowl LIV, but 2025 owes us one, apparently. And so, Kendrick Lamar (who also won five Grammys at last week’s ceremony) hit the stage along with “unexpected” guest SZA — to perform 15 minutes of his biggest hits as the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs hit their locker rooms to prepare for the second half.

Lamar became the first rapper to be the solo headliner of a Super Bowl halftime show. In 2022, he was a guest performer at the hip-hop-centric halftime show in Los Angeles, where Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, 50 Cent and Eminem were among the others to take the stage.

How much do halftime performers earn? The answer remains the same—zero. Despite the NFL not paying artists beyond the minimum union scale (approximately $1,000 per day for rehearsals and the performance),

Kendrick Lamar is a history breaking mood as his Super Bowl performance is reported to have broken the record for the most watched in history. Simialrly, the match between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chief,