On the night of Sunday, February 11, to Monday, February 12, the 58th Super Bowl made history as the Kansas City Chiefs faced off against the San Francisco 49ers. The halftime show, a much-anticipated part of the event, had everyone buzzing with excitement. Let's dive into everything you should know about this captivating halftime show.
The showdown at the 2024 Super Bowl features the Kansas City Chiefs locking horns with the San Francisco 49ers, creating a buzz of anticipation. As always, the halftime show takes center stage, becoming an event within the event. Here's your guide to all things related to the show.
Back in 1966, the Super Bowl was just a game until the 1980s, when they introduced the halftime show to amp up interest. Initially, it featured university marching bands following a theme. However, it wasn't until the 1990s that the show evolved into a pop culture phenomenon, with Michael Jackson's 1992 performance making a lasting impact. Since then, we've seen a mix of rock and pop artists taking the stage.
The cost of putting on such a spectacle varies each year, with an average expenditure of around $10 million. The NFL covers production costs and also foots the bill for performers, their entourages, and technicians. Occasionally, artists contribute financially, like The Weeknd in 2020, who chipped in seven million dollars from his own pocket. It's worth noting that while the artists perform for free, the show's global impact significantly boosts their album sales worldwide.
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