Delivering a masterpiece during Super bowl half time show, Kendrick Lamar seem not overly over his peaking after shattering the legendary Micheal Jackson’s Super bowl’s record.
On Sunday, Kendrick Lamar delivered an iconic super Bowl performance, hitting a jab at his rival Drake by nailing his controversial diss track ‘Not Like Us’. Also, he performed alongside SZA and DJ Mustard, adding to his incredible reputation.
Wrapped from all the entertaining view, Kendrick Lamar bagged mutiple credits to the point that it swerved to breaking records.
Despite criticism lately, Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl half time performance has emerged to be the most watched Super Bowl half time show in the history of the game.
He arose to beat the legendary Micheal Jackson’s record with one million difference after bagging 133.5 million views, breaking Micheal Jackson’s record 133.4 million views.
In other words, Kendrick Lamar’s recent fued with Drake elevated his career to a flair of global recongnation, bagging him Grammy plaques.
