Follow along for all the buzz around Super Bowl 2019 entertainment—from social reactions, memes, celebrity sightings and more.
Final score 13-3! #SuperBowlLIII pic.twitter.com/V64AJHWKhl
— AJC (@ajc) February 4, 2019
The morning after
9:57 a.m.
The predominantly white drumline that took the stage during Maroon 5's halftime performance of "Girls Like You" last night? Yeah, we're still talking about it. Considering the big game's host city was Atlanta, home to some of the country's top historically black colleges and universities, and the fact that African-American marching bands have long played a significant role in HBCU culture, what gives? Viewers remain perplexed.
White Drumline https://t.co/nYX4je8t51
— Daniel Dudley (@DDisBORED) February 4, 2019
Let me be clear, I never said caucasians can’t play in a drumline. However, being that Atlanta is home to the most notorious display of HBCU drumlines it’s disappointing to not see more diversity. Do yourself a favor and google battle of the bands!
— A.S.G. (@SoFlawless25) February 4, 2019
It’s #BlackHistoryMonth.
— Donnie Wahlberg (@DonnieWahlberg) February 4, 2019
The #SuperBowl is in #Atlanta.
Home of multiple #HistoricBlackColleges and #HBCU #MarchingBands.
On #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay.
And the #HalfTimeShow features ...
A white headline act?
A mostly white Marching band?
And a white mans nipples?#WTF?
SMH...So I didn't miss anything....but how your in ATL and you invite an all white drumline...your in ATL...ya'll know...HBCU's have the baddest drumlines...and the caucacity!!! During Black History Month!! https://t.co/PA2DgvOU2Y
— Ms.Ariel (@MsDeepSeduction) February 4, 2019
9:42 a.m.
Also still on everyone’s minds, for better or worse: Shirtless Maroon 5 frontrunner Adam Levine.
Fans have been questioning why the bare-chested singer could strip off his top without consequence, but Janet Jackson’s infamous halftime show malfunction that left her bare breast exposed back in 2004 was highly criticized. Jackson had to issue an apology after the mayhem.
Super Bowl halftime nipple rules feel inconsistent
— Katie Nolan (@katienolan) February 4, 2019
I’m sorry but Adam Levine should get the same grief as Janet did for showing us his unclothed nipples; more specifically, this should prove how absurd, hypocritical, racist and sexist that puritanical hysteria over Janet’s boob really was.
— Reappropriate (@reappropriate) February 4, 2019
Why is it okay to see Adam Levine’a boobs and not Janet Jackson’s?
— Aisha Tyler (@aishatyler) February 4, 2019
Asking for a friend.
so... @adamlevine can strut around shirtless but my girl janet has to issue an appology??? #SuperBowlLIII @JanetJackson
— oops I didn’t again... (@Jaredlikescoffe) February 4, 2019
Janet Jackson showed a nipple and the country went nuts. She had to move to Bahrain for 10 years. #AdamLevine just went full on shirtless. Guess he’s gonna have to move to Riyadh #superbowl https://t.co/9Dzjj1T3tO
— MazJobrani (@MazJobrani) February 4, 2019
9:30 a.m.
Alright, folks. The game may be over, but the hoopla continues. Here’s what we’re buzzing about this morning.
Regarding Big Boi’s fur coat, PETA (and other animal rights activists) are not happy.
If animals have to be murdered for your coat, just choose something else for fox sake. #FurIsDead #HalftimeShow #SuperBowl #SBLII @BigBoi pic.twitter.com/As0ttGIR0b
— PETA (@peta) February 4, 2019
A fur coat? Really? @BigBoi #classless #HalftimeShow
— Aaron (@Aaron_Kretz) February 4, 2019
Big Boi’s fur coat. SMH. #furisdead.
— Kathy wright (@kwright101083) February 4, 2019
Big Boi needs to get the memo that we ain’t wearing real fur anymore in 2019 #StopAnimalCruelty
— Mary No I’m Not White Nelson (@asianagrande1) February 4, 2019
.@BigBoi did not need that fur coat #superbowl pic.twitter.com/7IK1sE1jUu
— Michelle Castillo (@MishCastillo) February 4, 2019
That’s not to say the star’s coat didn’t have its share of fans, though.
The Super Bowl MVP is Big Boi’s fur coat
— Erin Deadmon (@EKDeadmon) February 4, 2019
Halftime recap
— Connor Rogers (@ConnorJRogers) February 4, 2019
Winners:
Big Boi’s fur coat
Losers:
Everything else
We got Big Boi coming out in a Cadillac with a million dollar fur coat to Kryptonite and got Sleepy Brown in a prominent Super Bowl halftime show moment. I will choose to remember the positives only.
— Sam Vecenie (@Sam_Vecenie) February 4, 2019
10:21 p.m.
The New England Patriots defeated the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 in Super Bowl 53 Sunday. So, it’s time for all these crowds to leave Atlanta, right? Some locals think so...
Alright now everybody get out of Atlanta party’s over
— Susan Heikkila (@sassysuse) February 4, 2019
ok cool cool yay it's over, y'all get out of atlanta now please
— kenny (@frogs4jesus) February 4, 2019
Welp. Glad that’s over. Go home y’all. Atlanta gotta go to work tomorrow and it already be too much traffic. Imagine in the morning 🙄 pic.twitter.com/cHKrEd75r9
— Deedee (@KissesByDeedee) February 4, 2019
Now super bowl over please go home 🏠 😂😂😂😂 traffic been awful #SuperBowlSunday #Atlanta
— Cake Sager (@cakedagreat) February 4, 2019
Super bowl is over... every visitor leave Atlanta now please. We’re full.
— Izzy Sam (@SamTwizzy5) February 4, 2019
In all seriousness, a big congrats to the Patriots. Here are five things we learned from their big win.
10:01 p.m.
People can’t get over the Super Bowl’s predominantly white drumline that took the stage during Maroon 5’s halftime performance of “Girls Like You” considering the big game’s host city is Atlanta, home to some of the country’s top historically black colleges and universities. African-American marching bands have long played a significant role in HBCU culture.
where did they find a white drumline in atlanta like is that the emory med school drumline
— rachel claire (@rachie_claire) February 4, 2019
All the HBCUs in ATL + this is the drumline...?
— I AM THE CANDY (@TAJrani) February 4, 2019
White drumline in Atlanta Nick Cannon didn’t risk his scholarship for this
— Jonathan (@jnthnwll) February 4, 2019
HOW DID THEY FIND A WHITE DRUMLINE IN ATLANTA
— Matt Berry (@MattBerry05) February 4, 2019
I will never get over that white drumline in vine city
— Rembert Browne (@rembert) February 4, 2019
9:55 p.m.
Did you catch that New England Patriots touchdown from former Georgia Bulldog Sony Michel? He’s getting some major, albeit conflicting love from Georgia fans tonight. (Score: Patriots 10, Rams 3)
As a UGA fan I’m proud of Sony Michel. As a falcons fan I hate that the patriots are winning in Atlanta.
— Austin Oliver (@TheAustinOliver) February 4, 2019
Sony Michel sacrificed Georgia losing in the dome for a Patriots super bowl W
— EaZy (@Jmpoint0) February 4, 2019
Oh well. @Flyguy2stackz Sony Michel gets the championship he deserved a year ago. I can live with that. #UGA #GoDawgs
— Shank Sinatra (@ShankSinatra) February 4, 2019
Sony Michel a UGA product. End of story.
— B❤️TheChamp (@LadiesLoveBHart) February 4, 2019
UGA BABY! SONY MICHEL pic.twitter.com/28Nc9Y47J8
— Cameron Atkinson (@ATL__Cam) February 4, 2019
If @Flyguy2stackz is the only one to score in the Superbowl, does that mean UGA wins the Superbowl??? If so, go Dawgs. If not, also go Dawgs. Ily2 @TG3II
— Allie Dean (@alpal_galpal) February 4, 2019
9:37 p.m.
More ad buzz: Toni Harris wants to become the NFL's first-ever female player. Sunday's new, powerful Toyota commercial spotlighted the 22-year-old East Los Angeles College Huskies defensive back, one of few women to ever play college ball. The trailblazer just won over some new fans.
@Toyota! Now this is #MediaWeLike! Way to go sharing the incredible journey of Toni Harris, who's hoping to be the first female @NFL player. "I've never been a big fan of assumptions" And neither have we! #SuperBowl
— Miss Representation (@RepresentPledge) February 4, 2019
I think so far The best commercial is Toyota commercial with Toni Harris #SuperBowl53 #Superbowlcommericals pic.twitter.com/fPJYUb7fY9
— Jessica Brown (@Fox19Jessica) February 4, 2019
East LA College's Toni Harris. Great commercial. Her story is awesome if you're just finding out her out from that commercial.
— Evan Barnes (@evan_b) February 4, 2019
Toni Harris is amazing! Love her story. Excited to see the ad again this #SuperBowl Sunday 🏈 #girlpower https://t.co/AwptSbtvbO
— Dom Grignetti (@DomGrig) January 30, 2019
8:36 p.m.
What did social media think of Maroon 5’s halftime performance? Well...
Me as an old school Maroon 5 fan watching their #PepsiHalftime show and trying to be supportive: pic.twitter.com/uLMKBMMSRx
— 𝙲. 🍂 (@artsyfilmtype) February 4, 2019
Adam Levine trying to distract us from his vocals during the halftime show #SuperBowlLlll pic.twitter.com/q00qiWXpOW
— mac ✰ (@mcaleylannom) February 4, 2019
So now we can move on and pretend like that halftime show never happened #SuperBowlLlll
— Greg (@LordXenuOG) February 4, 2019
Maroon 5 putting together that halftime performance #SuperBowlLlll pic.twitter.com/AW7woJ1NTO
— Morgan Flitt (@morgan_flitt) February 4, 2019
here is the real halftime show.. no need to thank me 💅🏼 #SuperBowlLlll #HalftimeShow #SuperBowl53 pic.twitter.com/WZvM7rkHFr
— ash (@vraiagb) February 4, 2019
we finally got the collab we all deserved #SuperBowlLlll pic.twitter.com/nP7m9H2Kau
— sal. (@salluminati) February 4, 2019
disappointed but anyways.. #SuperBowlLlll #Spongebob pic.twitter.com/rM3tbMATFO
— bree🦋 (@BreeKotzian) February 4, 2019
Very disappointed with the #HalftimeShow It was so short and I usually love Maroon 5 but they weren't good tonight
— Shawna Scott (@Shawnabop88) February 4, 2019
8:20 p.m.
He came. He conquered momentarily. Now where did Big Boi go? The Outkast star wore his fur coat and ATL love loud and proud tonight.
Little more big boi little less Adam please #unpopularopinion
— Emily Davis (@Emmmysue) February 4, 2019
Does Big Boi sweat in that coat
— Vladislav Kyznetsov (@liamkea610) February 4, 2019
Big Boi comes to save the day pic.twitter.com/DViZ03IFpo
— JoshOG (@JoshOG) February 4, 2019
that’s it for travis and big boi?? #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/fZt8Ok1Vvb
— 🖤 (@Ref_1099) February 4, 2019
They only gave 10 seconds to Big Boi?! pic.twitter.com/6wtT083G3D
— Shooter McGavin (@_joseee) February 4, 2019
Big Boi FLOW for da A Town 🚫🧢 pic.twitter.com/XKSMDPci0U
— Lynden Ostrander (@lynden_o) February 4, 2019
The brief moment of Big Boi only makes the return of Mayo 5 even worse.
— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) February 4, 2019
8:11 p.m.
SPONGEBOB SIGHTING!
Maroon 5 ended its first two jams with a tribute to the creator of Spongebob Squarepants, Stephen Hillenburg, before Scott came out for the highly anticipated “Sicko Mode.”
According to CBS Sports, the Spongebob song "entered popular culture when it aired during a 2001 episode of 'SpongeBob SquarePants' in which some of the show's characters performed at halftime of The Bubble Bowl, a championship football game intended to mimic the Super Bowl. That episode (and the song) have become iconic in the years since."
YES THIS SPONGEBOB TRANSITION
— Chachi Gonzales (@chachigonzales) February 4, 2019
I NEED THAT SPONGEBOB X TRAVIS SCOTT COLLAB
— Nasty Twin (@prodbymacsama) February 4, 2019
SpongeBob tribute was the best part of the Super Bowl so far.
— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) February 4, 2019
They really did the SPONGEBOB THEME
— loren ⁹⁹ 🇨🇺 (@911fumero) February 4, 2019
BRUH ITS SPONGEBOB
— brittany (@mogirlprobs) February 4, 2019
But...some folks wanted more sponge.
IF THAT IS ALL OF SPONGEBOB THEY DO I WILL BE ANGRY
— Brooklyn McCoy (@DaggonitSusan) February 4, 2019
8 p.m.
The first half is officially over. Score: Patriots 3, Rams 0 and Maroon 5. Sorry. But in all seriousness—we’re ready for halftime show. Remember, you’ll be catching Maroon 5, Outkast’s Big Boi and Travis Scott...and maybe some surprise performers?
Here’s what people are anticipating (or hoping for):
Y'all, who else is excited for Maroon 5 to possibly be performing Spongebob's Sweet Victory for halftime bc...... pic.twitter.com/7jB1x0LGAo
— Sarah (@thor98rs) February 4, 2019
Dream #SuperBowl halftime scenario: Drake comes out during Travis Scott’s performance in a #Patriots jacket. #LARams
— David Chasanov (@AllThatChazz1) February 4, 2019
who's ready for sicko mode during halftime show?
— AdamJW (@AdumbJeyDubya) February 4, 2019
Extremely disappointed that this halftime show isn’t just live video from Magic City #SBLIII
— тony lewiѕ (@TeeJayLew) February 4, 2019
7:45 p.m.
Only a few minutes left in the first half and the Super Bowl commercials are in full swing. What’s wow-ing viewers at home? Well, let’s start with The Twilight Zone promo featuring Jordan Peele.
What dimension are you even in? 🌀
— thetwilightzone (@TheTwilightZone) February 4, 2019
Witness the extended cut of the debut @TheTwilightZone promo featuring @JordanPeele. #TheTwilightZone pic.twitter.com/J54ZnqlpDO
"When truth is not the truth, what dimension are you really in?" #SuperBowl #Twilightzone feels like reality in this cultural moment. #SuperBowlAds #yikes
— Kristin H. Wallace (@KMHWallace) February 4, 2019
The #TwilightZone coming from @JordanPeele has been the most exciting thing in the whole 1st half #SuperBowl
— Kellie Tyner (@KellKatDen) February 4, 2019
Dat Twilight Zone teaser.
— Jordan L. Sullivan (@jordan_sullivan) February 4, 2019
@JordanPeele you can't scare me like that. First you get me with Get Out and now me thinking my TV was out of synch. Great ad for Twilight Zone!! #Marketing #SuperBowl
— Michael Jacobsen (@marketing_mbj) February 4, 2019
A Twilight Zone reboot??? OKAY, @JordanPeele. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
— Paula🥯 (@PaulaCatherinee) February 4, 2019
@JordanPeele hosting The Twilight Zone!!!! 😳😳😳😳 This should be Epic! I can’t wait 😊
— Stephanie Kinard (@StephanieKinar7) February 4, 2019
7:12 p.m.
Keep an eye out for Los Angeles Rams cheerleaders Quinton Peron and Napoleon Jinnies, the league's very first male cheerleaders. Learn more about the spirit squad here. Folks are lovin' it.
I’m rooting for the rams for the male cheerleaders (:
— Kay (@Kayhinso) February 4, 2019
Love that the Rams cheerleading team has the first male cheerleader to ever appear in the super bowl #ADPRSB
— Kelsea McConnell (@KelseaMcconnell) February 4, 2019
6:53 p.m.
As civil rights icons King, Lewis and Young took the field before kickoff, reactions online were mixed. Some were inspired (see previous update). Others felt the leaders were used by the NFL as "props."
The league still hasn’t rehired former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who began a protest movement against police brutality toward black men in 2016 by kneeling during the anthem.
With all due respect, what about Colin K?
— JennaBella (@jennifermbell1) February 3, 2019
Bc his words and actions echo in my head much like your father’s last year
The NFL is so hollow. Black singers, Black sign language interpreter, MLK commercial, Reverend Dr. Bernice King at the coin toss.
— Jacob Wourms (@JacobWourms) February 3, 2019
But protest social injustice? Bye
“Bring your body but not your soul”
#ImWithKap The hypocrisy of the NFL to honor legendary civil rights leaders. @Kaepernick7
— Rocky Marciano (@MrRockyMarciano) February 3, 2019
The NFL really just used Andy Young, Bernice King, and John Lewis as props! Smh
— SKILP BAYLESS (@Itzshowtim3__) February 3, 2019
So yeah...Dr. Bernice King, Andrew Young, and John Lewis for the coin toss. You could bring back Malcolm and Martin amd we'd STILL BE MAD. Figure out how to stop any Officer with control issues. They gotta stop killing us. #ImWithKap #SuperBowl2019 .
— Aye this is Mac (@whohuhwhat) February 3, 2019
John Lewis embodies the spirit of civil disobedience. Great that he and Dr. Bernice King and Andrew Young are at the #SuperBowl2019 but the NFL has trampled on and disrespected everything that these 3 stand for in its treatment of @Kaepernick7. #SuperBowl
— Kristen Clarke (@KristenClarkeJD) February 3, 2019
King tweeted following the toss as well, calling for “bridge builders, strategic negotiators and ambassadors.”
A significant moment. My mission is #JusticeForAll. Humanity is turning the tide and our efforts must include bridge builders, strategic negotiators and ambassadors. #SuperBowl #Atlanta #BuildTheWill #MLK90 pic.twitter.com/TrLfsmzlfX
— Be A King (@BerniceKing) February 3, 2019
6:30 p.m.
Bernice King, Congressman John Lewis and Andrew Young on the field after a moving tribute to the late Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Daughter Bernice handles the coin toss, and Twitter goes wild.
Hell of a coin flip she had too
— FarawayJunk (@FarawayJunk) February 3, 2019
@BerniceKing with the finest coin flip I’ve seen in my lifetime
— Ryan (@Ryan_RNIC) February 3, 2019
I’m so happy they used Rev. Dr. Bernice King’s honorifics multiple times during that coin toss.
— Rev Ben Burton (@revbburton) February 3, 2019
Bernice King, John Lewis, and Andrew Young doing the coin toss?!?!? Boooooy ATL ain’t holding back!
— Richard Allen Smith, well regulated militant (@rockrichard) February 3, 2019
This MLK tribute!!!!! I am still crying!!!!! Go Bernice King, John Lewis, Andrew Young!!!!!!! #ATL #SBLIII
— Yvette (@atleve) February 3, 2019
6:25 p.m.
Georgia’s very own Gladys Knight takes it home with a powerful performance as F-16 Fighting Falcons fly above. We can’t believe she’s 74, either.
Gladys Knight is 74. Seriously, God Bless America.
— Dana O'Neil (@DanaONeilWriter) February 3, 2019
Politics aside, Gladys Knight made that seem effortless, and perfect.
— Steve Inskeep (@NPRinskeep) February 3, 2019
Great rendition of the national anthem by the queen of soul, @MsGladysKnight! #SBLIII
— Joseph Neil Smalley (@joetalksstuff) February 3, 2019
Gladys Knight CLASS ACT, Beautiful rendition of the National Anthem. LOVE IT!
— casey phillips (@gillyzmama) February 3, 2019
Good pick with Gladys Knight signing national anthem! Classy lady! And 74, really?! #superbowl2019
— Mike McGinley (@Mike_McGinley) February 3, 2019
I love Gladys Knight , favorite national anthem choice ever
— grant (@g_r_a_n_t_M) February 3, 2019
6:19 p.m.
Atlanta natives Chloe x Halle belt out “America the Beautiful” on the field and stun the crowd (and viewers everywhere, apparently).
Chloe and Halle. Come on with it. Damn that was gorgeous. #americathebeautiful
— Jonathan Coachman (@TheCoachrules) February 3, 2019
Chloe and Halle doing the damn thing
— Dad (@fivefifths) February 3, 2019
6:15 p.m.
Georgia native Gladys Knight will sing the national anthem in minutes and just as she hits the “r” in “brave,” the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will fly over the open roof of the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The F-16 Fighting Falcons have taken off from Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta.
3:45 p.m.
Director Ava DuVernay wants nothing to do with Super Bowl 53. The California native who filmed “Selma” right here in Atlanta took to Twitter to share her thoughts—and an #ImWithKap hashtag gains traction less than two hours before kickoff.
I will not be a spectator, viewer or supporter of the #SuperBowl today in protest of the @NFL’s racist treatment of @Kaepernick7 and its ongoing disregard for the health + well-being of all its players. To watch the game is to compromise my beliefs. It’s not worth it. #ImWithKap pic.twitter.com/fNEeke0crs
— Ava DuVernay (@ava) February 3, 2019
Love you Sister @ava ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾 https://t.co/cAhduldiYB
— Colin Kaepernick (@Kaepernick7) February 3, 2019
Common, Nick Cannon and others have also tweeted in support of Kaepernick ahead of the game.
You know where I Stand. #IStandWithKap pic.twitter.com/U1vjPny36y
— COMMON (@common) February 3, 2019
Today is Super Still Boycotting the NFL Sunday!! #ImWithKap
— EricaJoy (@EricaJoy) February 3, 2019
#ImWithKap #7Challenge! I am donating $7 to Colin’s Know Your Rights Camp. The number 7 symbolizes Kap’s jersey number. I challenge you to donate $7 to @YourRightsCamp and nominate 7 others to do the same. Go to https://t.co/Bonrfn2Jf2 and click donate. @Kaepernick7 pic.twitter.com/upSma6Hcxs
— Nick Cannon (@NickCannon) February 3, 2019
3:25 p.m.
In non-Super Bowl Atlanta celebrity news you won't be able to get away from if you're online today: Rapper 21 Savage was arrested in Atlanta by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement early Sunday morning over claims he's actually from the United Kingdom and overstayed his visa.
2:30 p.m.
The buzz so far:
Despite a Change.org petition (with more than 115,000 signatures) urging halftime act Maroon 5 to drop out, the pop band's show will go on. People had a lot of feelings about the headliners, with some calling for more Atlanta-based icons to showcase the city's rich musical history. Waka Flocka Flame told TMZ he believes the NFL's views on the Colin Kaepernick-led movement to kneel during the national anthem in protest of racial inequality may have influenced the choice. He wasn't alone. Maroon 5 frontrunner Adam Levine said the band expected backlash over the gig, which artists Cardi B and Rihanna both turned down in support of Kaepernick. Outkast's Big Boi and Travis Scott will be performing during the Super Bowl 53 halftime show in addition to Maroon 5.
Georgia’s own Gladys Knight, who will be performing the national anthem before the game, also faced backlash for agreeing to sing.
"I am here today and on Sunday, Feb. 3 to give the Anthem back its voice, to stand for that historic choice of words, the way it unites us when we hear it and to free it from the same prejudices and struggles I have fought long and hard for all my life," Knight told Variety Magazine.
» RELATED: Pink Floyd's Roger Waters urges Maroon 5 to take a knee during halftime show
In an interview with Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier Thursday (after cancelling the pre-Super Bowl press conference), Levine was asked if he had a message for anyone who feels unheard over overlooked. "They will be [heard]. That's all I want to say because I don't want to spoil anything... I like to think that people know where I stand as a human being after two decades of doing this. So, what I would say is, you know, we are going to keep on doing what we do, hopefully without becoming politicians to make people understand, 'We got you.'"
The band, along with Scott, won’t be getting paid for the show. Instead, they’ve donated $500,000 to charity.
» RELATED: Maroon 5, NFL give $500K to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America ahead of Atlanta Super Bowl
But "no matter what songs they play or how well they perform, the band's Super Bowl halftime show will forever carry a specific context for a certain population," Billboard's Jason Lipshutz wrote. "Any future political gesture, or attempt to re-brand as "woke," will be met with at least some eye-rolls, and accusations of being the headliner that crossed the halftime picket line when others would not. For some, the biggest performance of Maroon 5's career will always carry an asterisk."
Here’s what folks are saying on Twitter about the upcoming halftime show:
The Maroon 5 halftime show should just be "Songs About Jane," played from start to finish.
— Jarett Wieselman (@JarettSays) February 3, 2019
This is the ONLY Super Bowl halftime show that I want and I better get it tonight pic.twitter.com/yyeLkdjxMn
— Rory Powers (@roryhaspowers) February 3, 2019
I can’t wait for the halftime show today, Maroon 5 is playing Sweet Victory from Spongebob 😂🤘🏻
— Lil cam cam (@cmclaughlin889) February 3, 2019
A Patriots game with a Maroon 5 halftime show feels like the Super Bowl is being sponsored by whiteness.
— The Volatile Mermaid (@OhNoSheTwitnt) February 3, 2019
More buzz-worthy coverage:
The game kicked off at 6:30 p.m. inside Atlanta’s Mercedes Benz Stadium. The live showdown between the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams airs on CBS.
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