Every year, in that dismal stretch between winter and spring, we gather around our televisions—snacks in tow—to watch the Super Bowl. For some, it's all about the game, while for others, it's solely about the halftime show.
This year’s halftime show will feature Los Angeles rapper Kendrick Lamar — fresh off his five-time Grammy-winning streak for "Not Like Us" — who will be joined by SZA, a frequent collaborator, for a performance in New Orleans that's already backed by plenty of buzz. Although the central purpose of Sunday's game is to see who will come out on top in the highly anticipated rematch between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, it isn’t the only reason many will endure the hours-long broadcast, but that wasn't always the case.
