Big Freedia Discusses Super Bowl Halftime Show Controversy and Potential Kendrick Lamar Collaboration

The hip-hop world and beyond are abuzz with controversy over the Super Bowl LIX halftime show lineup, with Kendrick Lamar snagging the headlining slot instead of Lil Wayne. As the debate rages on, New Orleans native Big Freedia recently shared his thoughts on the matter in an interview with TMZ.

Big Freedia jokingly expressed that he should have been the one headlining the show, stating, “I should be up there making them bounce.” However, he went on to discuss the speculation surrounding the decision-making process, suggesting that Apple may have had a hand in selecting the headliner.

The rapper also hinted at a possible collaboration between Lil Wayne and Kendrick Lamar during the halftime show, noting that it could be a great gesture and a way to show love to Louisiana and the South. He emphasized the disappointment felt in New Orleans over Lil Wayne not securing the main slot, advocating for more representation of Southern artists in the lineup.

With the Super Bowl set to take place in New Orleans on February 9, 2025, the anticipation continues to build as fans wonder what surprises may be in store for the halftime show. Will Kendrick Lamar and Lil Wayne share the stage? Only time will tell. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.