Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show left fans buzzing, but not just for his music.
During the show, Lamar sported a chain with a lowercase “a,” which quickly caught the eye of those on social media. Theories arose about its meaning, with some suggesting it was a jab at Drake referencing a lyric about “a minor.”
This sparked a storm on platforms like X, where users debated the true significance of the chain. Some were convinced it connected to Lamar’s song “Not Like Us,” while others believed it merely represented his pgLang brand. “Drake might want to stay in Australia,” quipped one user, while another clarified, “That’s literally one of the logos for pgLang.”
Meanwhile, the performance featured Serena Williams, supposedly adding another layer to the alleged diss. Williams, famously linked to Drake in the past, drew applause and added fuel to the speculative fire when she took the stage during “Not Like Us.”
The plot thickened when Lamar jested about possible legal backlash from Drake concerning the song. Prior to the event, Drake’s legal team charged Universal Music Group with prioritizing profits over artists’ well-being, reflecting a tense backdrop to Lamar’s performance.
Despite the swirling accusations, it remains ambiguous whether Lamar’s acts were intentional jabs at Drake or simply artistic choices. The debate continues, embodying the passionate discourse fans have come to expect from these two music titans.
Whether intentional or not, Kendrick Lamar’s performance at the Super Bowl has left fans both entertained and intrigued. Meanwhile, discussions and theories are likely to continue.
