Numerous people will be discussing the commercials and halftime performances Monday morning – no matter who wins the Super Bowl LV in Tampa on Sunday night. The Super Bowl halftime show has become the ultimate spectacle, the bridge connecting the football world to the entertainment world, making the biggest NFL game the most watched TV event of the calendar year.
This year, the NFL has booked another headline act for the Super Bowl halftime show as The Weeknd will be performing. The Canadian singer and songwriter (whose real name is Abel Tesfaye) has put three best-selling albums in the United States on the map, the latest of which After hours featuring the number 1 hit single Blinding lights. The number 1 single was in the top ten of the for 46 weeks Billboard Hot 100 and 37 weeks in the top five, making it the longest hit in the North American region in the 62-year history of the charts.
The Weeknd’s other No. 1 hit songs include I don’t feel my face, Starboy, The hills, and Heartless. He also has top 10 hits in it Love me harder (with Ariana Grande), Deserved it, I can feel it coming (with Daft Punk), Pray for me (with Kendrick Lamar), Call my name, and Smile (with Juice Wild).
Get those prop bets ready for the songs The Weeknd will play and who will join him in the Super Bowl halftime stage. Here’s how to watch the Super Bowl halftime show, which airs live on CBS.
How to watch
Date: Sunday February 7 | Time: 8-8: 30 p.m. ET
Place: Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, Fla.)
TV: CBS | Flow: CBSSports.com