Some consider the Super Bowl halftime show one of the world’s biggest stages for popular acts. We’re taking a look back at some of the most memorable performances.

See photos of every Super Bowl Halftime Show performance from 1993 to 2024, including Prince, Paul McCartney, Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Snoop Dogg and more.

Before it became the pop culture behemoth we know and love, the Super Bowl halftime show was really just a showcase for marching bands, local performers and cover groups. Indeed, it wasn't until 1993, when Michael Jackson was asked to show up and show out, that the gig earned the cache it still carries today.

Who has performed at halftime more than once? Who had the most cringe-worthy performance? Who was bumped from halftime to postgame? Find out here before your Super Bowl party.

As it turns out, artists do not get paid for the Super Bowl Halftime Show—at least not by the NFL. The NFL does, however, cover all the production costs of the Super Bowl Halftime Show, so artists won't be in the red if they perform.

The rapper indeed made history. Roc Nation announced that his halftime show is now the most-watched Super Bowl performance of all time with a monster 133.5 million viewers, dethroning Michael Jackson's longstanding record of 133.4 million viewers in 1993.

Kendrick Lamar defeats the King of Pop, making history twice as the first solo hip-hop artist to headline the Super Bowl.

Kendrick Lamar has officially dethroned Michael Jackson.The rapper’s recent Super Bowl halftime show has become the most-watched Super Bowl halftime show in history, a record previously

This week marks the first time two performers from the year's halftime show are Nos. 1 and 2 in the wake of the show.

Skip Bayless as well as the Sun revealed that the NFL sent apology to Lil Wayne for picking Kendrick Lamar over him.