Kendrick Lamar is no stranger to live performances.  After a resounding win of five Grammys, fans were eager for hints about his highly anticipated Super Bowl halftime show. Lamar, a 37-year-old rapper, is known for his storytelling.  He used the opportunity to tell his fans that he would be using the Super Bowl stage, a platform with a massive audience, to continue his storytelling. Lamar has been known for his storytelling throughout his career. This will not be the first time he has performed at the halftime show.  In 2022, Lamar made his debut with fellow luminary rappers Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and Mary J. Blige.  He also has been collaborating with SZA over the past six months.  He even appears on her latest album release SOS.  Lamar was very excited to be performing with SZA.  He was able to watch SZA's career and has been so impressed with her journey.  Lamar has a history of impressive performances.  He has the ability to make people listen, think, and feel.  Lamar was also asked about the rumors of performing "Not Like Us" at the Super Bowl.  Lamar did not confirm or deny any details about the performance.  Kendrick Lamar is no stranger to controversy.  The song "Not Like Us" by Kendrick Lamar questions Drake's cultural identity, integrity, and makes allegations of pedophilia and sexual misconduct. Drake was not happy about the allegations.  Drake decided to respond by filing a defamation lawsuit against Universal Music, to which both rappers are signed.    Lamar was asked about the rumors of performing the controversial song "Not Like Us. "  Lamar chose not to confirm or deny the rumors.  It was reported that Lamar would be performing "Not Like Us" at the Super Bowl.  The song "Not Like Us" has been a hot topic of discussion.  The song was not performed at the Grammys this year.  A group of Louisiana lawmakers sent a letter to the leaders of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation and the Louisiana Stadium and Expo District.  The letter stated that halftime performances should be family-friendly.  On Wednesday, TMZ confirmed Lamar's performance of the hit song, but it is unclear if the allegedly defamatory lyrics about Drake will be performed live. If Lamar does perform the song, it will be interesting to see how he chooses to handle the controversial lyrics.

Kendrick Lamar Keeps His Super Bowl Plans Under Wraps

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