With the hyped-energy of Samuel L Jackson as Uncle Sam, the Super Bowl half-time show was already crazy but it gave chills when Kendrick Lamar started the show with an un-released track entitled “Bodies”as he show-cased a representation of his GNX album with the model car as an included setting of the show at the Caesar’s Superdome in Louisiana this past Sunday.

That set was just a warm up for Lamar to create a memorable performance with full of surprises or intensional moments.

Aside from a snippet of his “Bodies”single while standing on a GNX car… his mindset of a show just continued to build.

Quickly, a group of his performers quickly jogged out of the car to cover the stage and then he presented a marathon of his hit records like “Humble,” and “DNA.”

It was wild from the start! Uh mean, come on! With a strong start to the show, he kept the momentum in motion.

The anticipation of Lamar’s performance has been responded. Promises were made by Lamar when Sza joined him to bring out more excitement at the event.

Complete domination! No slow downs when both artists performed together which was lead by their latest collabed single “Luther.”

Performers kept the show active along with Sza and Lamar as they brought the show back in time to the “Black Panther” soundtrack when they re-introduced “All The Stars.”

Nothing was held back when Sza SANG the hook at the top of her lungs and the outcome of her attempt hit a major note!

Expectations were met! “Not Luke Us” was performed! Lamar’s intro to perform the hit single kicked off with a controversial when he questioned to perform it based on the response of the lawsuit and outcome it potential causes.

Regardless of concerns, he still performed the hit single where everyone was tuned in… Even Serena Williams was caught with a dance walk.

The stage was set with a GNX car which was different. Additionally, he brought out the PlayStation controller for a stage setting!

With all of the elements that Lamar’s TD Lang and himself has put together… it wasn’t a disappoint when everyone watched the historic performance.