February has been a big month for Kendrick Lamar, who will headline the Super Bowl halftime show. Lamar, known for his impact on the rap genre, will be joined by SZA on stage. The artist, who won five Grammys last Sunday, has a history of success in the music industry with multiple awards and accolades. Lamar’s recent single, “Not Like Us,” was a chart-topping hit and will be featured in the halftime show. The song was the fastest rap song to reach 700 million streams on Spotify. Despite legal issues with Drake over the song, Lamar remains focused on his art and the storytelling aspect of his music. He released his most recent album, “GNX,” last year and praised SZA’s talent as well. Lamar sees his role as an artist as being able to express himself and connect with listeners on a deeper level. He is proud to represent hip-hop on the Super Bowl stage and showcase the genre as a true art form.
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