The Halftime Show refers to a performance that occurs during the halftime break of a sporting event, most commonly associated with American football games, particularly the Super Bowl. This entertainment segment features musical performances, dance, and other artistic acts, designed to captivate the audience and provide a spectacle during the intermission of the game. The Halftime Show has grown significantly in prestige and scale over the years, often featuring popular musicians and elaborate production elements. It serves not only as entertainment for the spectators present at the game but also as a major televised event, attracting millions of viewers who tune in to watch the performance.
The Philadelphia Eagles' victory over the Kansas City Chiefs became the most-watched Super Bowl ever, peaking at 137.7 million viewers. Kendrick Lamar's halftime show performance broke records as the most-watched,…