The singer SZA 35, thanked the rapper Kendrick Lamar 37, for the invitation to participate in his show at Super bowl lix which happened on Sunday (9), in New Orleans, in the US state of Louisiana.
Gathering a series of records of the presentation, the voice of “Kill Bill” and “Saturn” called the friend “prophet” And he was grateful for the support he gives her in an Instagram post. The two sang together “Luther” and “All the Stars” during the break between the game between Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.
“Thank you for consistently carrying the world on your back. At all times. Thank you for getting up. Thank you for encouraging me and being so willing to adapt to what I need. Thanks to your amazing team and mine! ”Sza wrote in the caption. “You are a prophet. But you already knew that. ”
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How was Kendrick Lamar’s show on Super Bowl?
Samuel L. Jackson, representing the iconic Uncle Sam, introduced the presentation of Kendrick Lamar, announced as an attraction of the match in September 2024.
As promised by Lamar, his performance brought a strong Storytelling element, with his dancers forming the United States flag while he sang “Humble”.
Sza also made a participation in the show. During an excerpt from Medley with the biggest hits of Kendrick Lamar, the singer of “Kill Bill” took the stage to accompany him in the performance of “All the Stars”.
Who surprised the audience as the stage was the tennis player Serena Williams. During the performance, she showed some dance steps while Kendrick Lamar sang her multi -premium song “Not Like Us”.
*With information from Flávio Pinto, in collaboration for CNN
This content was originally published in “You’re a Prophet,” says Sza about Kendrick Lamar after a super Bowl show on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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