Some people watch the Super Bowl for the football, some for the commercials and some for the star-studded musical halftime show, which has come a long way since its wholesome Up With People days. It always features a superstar performer now,

Since the announcement of Kendrick Lamar as the headliner for the Super Bowl halftime show, Lil Wayne has been transparent about his disappointment.

The Super Bowl halftime show used to be a snooze, until Fox stole the audience, and the NFL finally saw the ratings potential.

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The rapper discussed his plans for the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show fresh off his Grammy win for song of the year.

Elsewhere around the world, the UK 's coverage is 100% free on ITV1 and through its on-demand platform, ITVX. In Australia, you'll also be able to watch the Halftime Show (and the game as a whole) for free on 7Plus. In Ireland, it'll be on Virgin Media One and VM Play, while in Mexico you can tune into Azteca 7.

Fresh off of winning five Grammy Awards, including song and record of the year for his hit “Not Like Us,” Lamar is the featured performer for the Super Bowl LIX halftime show on Sunday. Lamar sat for a rare interview during the Apple Music Super Bowl press conference on Thursday, where he was asked what people could expect in his set.

Lamar performed in the Super Bowl LVI halftime show as part of Dr. Dre’s halftime show with Snoop Dogg, Eminem, 50 Cent and Mary J. Blige

Kendrick Lamar will "put rap culture on the forefront, where it needs to be" during his performance at the Super Bowl LIX halftime show, he said Thursday in New Orleans.

Kendrick Lamar said fans can expect to hear the tale of his rise from humble beginnings to rap superstardom when he headlines the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday.