Mary J. Blige Teases That Fans Will ‘Lose Their Minds’ During Super Bowl 2022 Halftime Show

Mary J. Blige’s Super Bowl halftime show will be a crazy good time for all involved. The seasoned rapper and performer is one of this year’s halftime performers, alongside Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, and she couldn’t be more excited over the chance to perform in one of the country’s most emblematic events.Every must-see Super Bowl 2022 commercialSuper Bowl 2022: Celebrity sightings in Los AngelesIn an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Blige set a high bar for her performance.

Cardi B, 29, and Offset, 30, looked like they were having a great time during the Super Bowl LVI halftime show on Sunday February 13. The all-star rapper couple were hanging out in a box while Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar rocked SoFi stadium. The couple looked totally blown away by their peers’ inspiring performance, as they tried to film it on their phones.

Game on! Eminem, Kanye West and more celebrities watched with their kids as the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2022 Super Bowl.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck had a blast at Super Bowl LVI! The happy couple was spotted in the stands at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on Sunday, where they were on hand to watch the Los Angeles Rams defeat the Cincinnati Bengals.During the NBC broadcast, cameras panned to the pair, showing Lopez dancing and Affleck nodding his head, clapping and smiling. At one point, Affleck leaned in and said something to Lopez as he gestured to the field.The sighting comes shortly after a source told ET that the pair is «madly in love.»«Jen and Ben are doing great,» the source said.

Charlize Theron quickly nipped any romance rumours in the bud as she attended Sunday’s Super Bowl LVI with a “mystery man.”

Eminem, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg and more all wowed audiences with their performances during last night's Super Bowl.The landmark US event is one of the biggest sporting moments of the year and gains huge viewership for its entertaining sports and famous halftime entertainment.This year, NFL allowed hip-hop legends to grace the halftime performance with some rap classics - and megastar Eminem even caused a stir by symbolically taking the knee.The stage structure itself is reported to have cost over £5million, which helped Mary J Blige's soaring tones complement a surprise appearance from 50 Cent.Said stricture is known to have been funded by Dre himself and included various Compton landmarks - where the rapper hails from - such as a statue of Martin Luther King and the famous Tam’s Burger Joint.With so much invested in the performance, people have been left wondering how much the performers get paid for this once-in-a-lifetime show.Halftime show performers do not actually get paid for featuring in the NFL's biggest event, watching by millions across the globe.It may seem strange, but essentially the show is treated as one big advert.The Super Bowl is, of course, famed for its adverts and performers hope that by appearing on the show, they will still earn a huge wad of cash as impressed audiences turn to streams and music downloads during and after the performances instead.Around 118 million people are believed to have watched Katy Perry's roaring performance in 2015.Not that any of last night's performers necessarily need the extra cash. Dr Dre is already listed by Wealthy Gorilla as the fourth richest rapper in the world, and the combined net worth of Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Mary J.

Jhené Aiko joined the celebrations for a rendition of ‘America The Beautiful’ – watch the performance below.For the performance, Aiko was joined by a harpist for a delicate rendition of the classic track, which came in a pre-game performance before  Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar and Mary J.

that she would be singing ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ at the pre-game show, with singer-songwriter Jhené Aiko set to perform ‘America The Beautiful’. Guyton originally confirmed the news via Twitter, sharing, “I am shook, I am grateful, I am praise dancing.”.@MickeyGuyton’s incredible rendition of the National Anthem! #SBLVI pic.twitter.com/G6099dDz1U— NFL (@NFL) February 13, 2022Ahead of the performance, the singer was interviewed by The New York Post about what the opportunity meant to her.“It’s Black History Month, and a Black country singer gets to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl. Wow,” she said. “This is a huge moment for me.

Prince Harry attended the Super Bowl without his wife Meghan Markle, instead opting for some family bonding with his cousin Eugenie. The A-lister event was won by the Los Angeles Rams in the early hours of Valentine's Day at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.But it was the royals that dominated the chatter in some quarters, with one person suggesting that Meghan "let Harry off the leash" for the evening and another claiming Meghan had orchestrated her absence to generate reaction.Taking to Twitter, the woman - called Karen - said: "Harry at the Super Bowl with Eugenie and not Meghan.

Kanye West was booed by thousands of spectators at the Super Bowl this year. As soon as the 44-year-old rapper, who has legally changed his name to Ye, appeared on the big screen from his seat at the game between Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams, fans started booing him.

Michigan native typically shares images of herself and the things she passionate about, but from the looks of things she rarely mentions or posts images of her famous father, Eminem. But make no mistake, when special times arise, she's a big supporter of her dad, as was the case on Super Sunday, when she attended Super Bowl 56 in Los Angeles, which featured hip hop royalty Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, along with Kendrick Lamar and the so-called Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, Mary J.

Hailie Jade is a social media model and influencer with more than 2.4 million Instagram fans and followers.The Michigan native typically shares images of herself and the things she passionate about, but from the looks of things she rarely mentions or posts images of her famous father, Eminem.But make no mistake, when special times arise, she's a big supporter of her dad, as was the case on Super Sunday, when she attended Super Bowl 56 in Los Angeles, which featured hip hop royalty Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, along with Kendrick Lamar and the so-called Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, Mary J.

Emily Ratajkowski, Katy Perry, and Kate Hudson were among the lucky fans in the crowd that got to witness theLos Angeles Ramssecure a hometown win against the Cincinnati Bengalsat SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on Sunday.Whilethe 30-year-old My Body author did notdivulge which team she was cheering on during the big game, she was reppingthe Bengals' team colors with her orange croppedcardigan, which displayed her toned midriff.She accessorized her chic ensemble with ablack crocodile handbag, gold hoop earrings, yellow sneakers and a pair of light-wash blue jeans with holes thigh holes.Scroll down for video Game day! Emily Ratajkowski, Katy Perry, and Kate Hudson were among the lucky fans in the crowd that got to witness the Los Angeles Rams secure a hometown win against the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi StadiumOn her Instagram Story, the bombshell posed for a photo in front of the field, which showed the stadium packed with 70,240 people, who watched Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Mary J.

Super Bowl halftime show was everything they’d hoped for. To others, it fell short of expectations. Dr Dre orchestrated a collaboration between some of the biggest names in hip hop for the traditional performance on Super Bowl Sunday, with Mary J Blige, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg all performing.

She is one of the most iconic performers in hip-hop and R&B history.So it comes as no wonder Mary J. Blige shined like the star that she is at one of her biggest performances.The 51-year-old artist - nicknamed the 'Queen of Hip-Hop and Soul' - commanded attention as she was one of the many performers at the Pepsi Super Bowl half time show on Sunday night.

the Super Bowl LVI Pepsi Halftime Show, and delivered a jaw-dropping spectacle that took a lot of work to make happen.ET's Kevin Frazier spoke with Jesse Collins, executive producer of this year's halftime show, and he reflected on what it was like to make such a memorable event really come to life.«We've been in development of this since last September, just talking every week, every single moment, and we've been in hard rehearsals probably for the last three weeks,» Collins reflected. «I think the hardest part of it was getting it [down] to 13 minutes.»«I mean, you've got monster catalogues and trying to figure out how to make this work... I mean I could think of 10 records that I wish they would've done,» he added.

Super Bowl half-time show, where he was seen hanging upside down.The hotly anticipated concert also featured performances from Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J Blige, Kendrick Lamar in a jaw-dropping spectacle.The musicians provided entertainment at SoFi Stadium in California during the Super Bowl match-up between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals.Surprise guest 50 appeared upside down for a specially produced mix of his hit song "In da Club", which mirrored a key scene from the song's original music video.50 was welcomed on stage after both Snoop and Dre, who opened the show and sang their hit classic "The Next Episode" from the early 2000s.With screams and cheers darting around the stadium during 50's surprise medley, he was surrounded by beautiful women while he flaunted his buff physique.After his shock reveal, social media went absolutely wild, with many flocking to tweet their excitement about 50 joining the widely anticipated concert.One person tweeted: "5O Cent is in 'DA' house! This is the best Super Bowl ever. #SuperBowl."Another avid fan penned: "Could this line-up get any better? Legend after Legend and now 50 Cent! This is a 90s dream #SuperBowl." A third said: "50 Cent!!!!! This is sick! This performance is legendary.

Eminem had the support of his eldest daughter on his big night!

It looks like Snoop Dogg‘s lucky charm works on the Los Angeles Rams as well! Ahead of his Super Bowl half-time show performance on Sunday night, Snoop shared a photo of him and his wife Shante Broadus rocking matching yellow-and-blue sweatsuits in support of their home team. That night, the Rams would go on to triumph over the Bengals in a close game ending in a score of 23-20. Though it’s impossible to know if Snoop and Shante’s style helped bring home the win, their adorable twinning certainly couldn’t have hurt.

Eminem sent Super Bowl fans and social media wild with his jaw-dropping performance that saw him take the knee.The superstar rapper took the knee during his epic set, where he performed a snippet of 'Forgot About Dre' as well as 'Lose Yourself'.The star-studded performance mixed a host of 90s classic tunes from a top-billed lineup, including Eminem, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J Blige, Kendrick Lamar and a special appearance by 50 Cent.Despite all of the artists being welcomed by cheers for their sets, it was 46-year-old Eminem who received the most piercing of screams by delighted fans.Proceeding Kendrick Lamar, Eminem was the final performer to take the mic where he blasted his lyrics for his two tracks. After his stunning rap, Eminem immediately dropped to one knee - despite being advised not to - in defiance of the NFL, which sent shockwaves throughout the stadium.

Eminem took a knee during the Super Bowl Halftime Show tonight (February 13), despite reports that the NFL had barred him from doing so.The move holds much significance in the American football league, after it was used as a means of protest by former 49ers player Colin Kaepernick to call attention to racial inequality and police brutality in the US.The quarterback began kneeling during the national anthem at games in 2016, sparking divided reactions from fans and politicians, including Donald Trump. He became a free agent in 2017 and has not played in the NFL since.Eminem took the knee after performing ‘Lose Yourself’ at the Super Bowl Halftime Show at LA’s SoFi Stadium, where he appeared alongside Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J.