Kendrick Lamar’s halftime performance at the Super Bowl wasn’t just a show—it was a seismic event that is shaking up the music charts.
- Performing in front of millions, Kendrick Lamar brought the heat and possibly left a mark on Drake during the Super Bowl halftime.
- Fans are divided over the performance, but numbers don’t lie; Kendrick’s track ‘Not Like Us’ is soaring again.
- The track ‘Not Like Us’ could soon reclaim its spot on top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart, fueled by a significant boost in streams.
- The halftime show wasn’t just about the music; it drew an audience of 126 million viewers, proving Kendrick’s magnetism.
When Kendrick Lamar took the Super Bowl stage, the world knew something big was coming. Performing ‘Not Like Us’ and ‘euphoria,’ he delivered a performance that was nothing short of a statement. Millions of viewers tuned in, and it was clear Lamar had something to prove.
Lamar seemingly declared ‘GAME OVER’ to Drake on national television. While fans expected some fireworks, many were still surprised by the boldness of his performance. It was a captivating moment that showcased his prowess to an audience of millions, leaving a lasting impact in the process.
Criticism was inevitable, with some fans disappointed by the performance. However, the overwhelming response was positive, as evidenced by the significant surge in Lamar’s streaming numbers. ‘Not Like Us’ jumped from number 29 to 15 on the charts in just a week, with a 430% increase in streams reported by Spotify News.
Speculation about Lamar’s standing on the charts has been rampant. And it seems a return to the number one spot is not only possible but likely. The diss track is inching closer to the top, further solidifying its place as a fan favorite.
But Lamar’s performance wasn’t just about ‘Not Like Us.’ His collaboration with SZA, ‘luther,’ is also making waves. This track is sitting pretty in third place, seeing a 170% increase in plays, only adding to Lamar’s current musical momentum.
The Super Bowl halftime show drew a staggering 126 million viewers, according to Hip Hop All Day, underscoring Lamar’s influence. Whether fans loved or disliked the show, there’s no denying the curiosity and excitement it generated. Kendrick Lamar had made a mark, not just on the crowd but on music charts too.
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance has not only reignited interest in his music but also demonstrated his power to captivate millions.
