Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Performance: All the Artists Who Graced the Stage


**Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show: A Star-Studded Spectacle**

Kendrick Lamar took the spotlight at the Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show, but he was not the sole star to dazzle the audience. As he entertained with a medley of his most popular tracks—including the much-anticipated song (except by Drake)—he was accompanied by a number of surprise guests.

### Samuel L. Jackson
Lamar commenced the show with Samuel L. Jackson, who made a stunning appearance as Uncle Sam. Jackson stayed on stage for the entire performance, taking on the role of the emcee.

### Mustard
A significant portion of Lamar’s renowned songs were crafted by Mustard, who made a noteworthy appearance during the event. The producer joined him on stage as they showcased some of their most celebrated collaborations.

### SZA
Fans were looking forward to SZA’s appearance, as it had been announced earlier that week. However, that did not prevent the audience from erupting with excitement when the pair performed *All The Stars* together.

### Serena Williams
One of the evening’s most unexpected highlights was tennis icon Serena Williams, who was spotted dancing at crucial moments throughout Lamar’s performance.

### The Drake Diss and Record-Breaking Success
Lamar alluded to his viral diss track aimed at Drake, *Not Like Us*, making light of the situation by suggesting he wanted to perform it but was aware some individuals “enjoy suing.” The ongoing rivalry has resulted in several lawsuits, including Drake’s actions against Universal Music Group and Spotify. Despite the controversy, Lamar eventually showcased the track, and the crowd joyfully sang along. The song, which accuses Drake of pedophilia and sexual misconduct, not only solidified Lamar’s triumph in their rap feud but also broke numerous Spotify records. It went on to snatch *Song of the Year* and *Record of the Year* at the **2025 Grammy Awards**.

Lamar’s halftime show transcended mere performance; it became a cultural phenomenon that fans are unlikely to forget anytime soon.