The five best SUPER BOWL shows for all time – Wright Way Network

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For those of a certain age or those who know the story of Super BowlRemember that the marching group of the University of Arizona, as well as Gagling, plays at Super Bowl I in the Los Angeles Colosseum. The date is on January 15, 1967 and Green Bay Packers easily dismantled Kansas City bosses 35-10. As of that day, the game has grown, over the half -time shows have become epic. From marching groups to R&B, legendary rock artists, country, rap and back. The game attracts the eyes, but what happens between them is the measuring stick for who and what is next.

Here are the top five Super Bowl shows of all time.

5 – King of pop

When Vinyl was still a king (no pun), Michael Jackson would blow up the airwaves with the thriller and bad albums. The show was brilliant. From the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Jackson will open by appearing on video screens and appearing on stage cold. From there, he had the opening of the crowd with Billy Jean. Just amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lontusqrvbm

4 – Rihanna

From the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Asia, Rihanna stood alone. Without crazy choreography, no one else on the account, just an artist visibly pregnant, working on stage solo. It was a stunning performance and one for the centuries. Note; She had not performed five years. Undervalued, but amazing, great, but brilliant, Rihanna delivered.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjbo–1n8li

3 – Rolling Stones

The stones actually debuted before the first Super Bowl. Their part of the British invasion made them debut on American soil for their first tour in 1964 in San Bernardino, California. Since then, the Glimmer twins have had the type of power left, unbeatable by anyone else, even Super Bowl Sunday. In Detroit, they delivered as they do everywhere on the planet. Opening with “start me up” and packing with “satisfaction”, the stones killed as always.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89rtw1xjance

2 – Kendrick Lamar, 50 Cent, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Dr. Dre

First, this show was amazing and it had everything. Directly from southern California, NFL removed all the half -time stops Blitz a second on only one. Star Power under Los Angeles Lights, the performances were legendary, ranking this show among the greats of all time. With over 103 million viewers, this half exceeded the game with only 101 million eyes on the screen. The recognition and reviews made him a show that NFL tried to experience. With this cast, this is not the case.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdsukphmb3y

1 – Prince

February 4, 2007 in Miami was an incredible Sunday night, and one who was watching remembers. Prince would make his Super Bowl debut and unleash Torent to the stage that has never witnessed and has never seen meaning. With the opening reef of Let’s Go Croud, the scene and night were owned by the legend of Minneapolis. The best part of the night was the rainy storm that opened the sky, since the prince would wrap the mini set with the emblematic anthem “Purple Rain”. To watch it on stage and know that the world will lose it soon, it made the half -time the best.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wyylraarn3g