Over the years, the halftime stage at the Super Bowl has become one of the biggest stages in all of entertainment. As the event has grown, the caliber of halftime performer the NFL draws in has grown as well. Prince, Beyoncé and Janet Jackson have all graced the stage within the last two decades. Joining those greats, The Weeknd has earned the honor of gracing the halftime stage in front of millions across the globe.
The idea of The Weeknd performing is a foreign concept for those who watched him grow from a young singer-songwriter in Canada to this pop star the world knows today. In an attempt to honor all phases of his career, the pop star delivered hit after hit ranging from Beauty Behind The Madness to After Hours.
Bringing his performance to another level, the best-selling artist added dancers, innovative camera work and much more to his set. In all, the performance brought together all aspects of what has been a great career and what will continue to be great career for The Weeknd.
.@TheWeeknd kicks off the #PepsiHalftime show with Starboy! #SBLV pic.twitter.com/DFAi1LNtNl
— NFL (@NFL) February 8, 2021
