Hip-Hop Celebrates Tom Brady + Tampa Bay Bucs Winning Super Bowl LV

The rap game made sure to tune into the Super Bowl LV broadcast. Some of the biggest names in hip-hop have come forward to share their reactions to the blowout win by living legend Tom Brady and the quarterback’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Hip-Hop Celebrates Tom Brady’s Super Bowl Win

The rap game went to both Instagram and Twitter to share their reactions. While Chicago artist Polo G shared a tweet showing himself masked up at the Super Bowl following the win, Dipset’s Cam’ron trolled former Bucs quarterback Jameis Winston about his team winning it all without him.

“#SuperBowl” -Polo G

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The Weeknd’s Epic Super Bowl Halftime Performance

Grammy-winning singer The Weeknd put on a halftime performance people won’t soon forget. For nearly 15 minutes, the Toronto native slayed the stage and field performing some of his most classic hits dating back to the early 2010’s.

He opened with “Starboy” and “The Hills.” When he did “Can’t Feel My Face,” he went into a tight mirrored corridor accompanied by a bunch of people with their faces bandaged up. He reemerged for “I Feel It Coming” and “Save Your Tears.” A string section joined him for “Earned It.” The Weeknd and his dancers hit the field for “House of Balloons” (yes—a Siouxsie and the Banshees sample played at the Super Bowl) and then a massive performance of “Blinding Lights.” (Pitchfork)

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Drake Delivers Hilarious Super Bowl Commercial

OVO Sound boss Drake is serious when it comes to his acting chops. The rap heavyweight had the entire world watching him in a must-see State Farm Insurance Super Bowl LV commercial.

You’ve met Jake from State Farm, but have you met Drake from State Farm? The superstar rapper was one of two fun new editions to the insurance company’s roster of celebrity spokespersons, joining quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes in the State Farm 2021 Super Bowl commercial. The other special guest? None other than Paul Rudd. (People)

Lil Durk + Drake Tunes Coming

Recently, rap star Lil Durk went to his social media pages and kept things 100. After getting asked about more Drizzy joint tracks coming, LD didn’t shy away from confirming more tunes to come.

“We got a few he gang fasho,” Durk responded to the initial question of “#asklildurk can we expect another drake collab?”