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For: The opinion Posted Jan 14, 2023, 0:49 am EST
Rihanna is taking her upcoming Super Bowl 2023 performance seriously, a few days ago she unveiled the clothing line she has designed specifically for the big NFL game, but that’s not all, as now He presented the official trailer of what will be his participation at half time.
The first trailer of her show was published this Friday, January 13, the advance made it clear that the interpreter of ‘Umbrella’ seeks to surprise the attendees and the millions of viewers who next February 12 they will be attentive to the maximum sporting spectacle of American football.
Rihanna and her team are taking care of the details, since they keep in mind that last year, the presentation of Dr. Dre, Eminem and Snoop Dogg was chosen by millions, even the halftime trailer was quite acceptable, especially, for having a production well done and according to the artists.
In contrast, the shared video shows how the singer emerges from the shadows while the background voices of various people can be heard announcing how long it has been since she appeared and released new music: “Where have you been, Rihanna?”, is heard.
In the clip you can see the silhouette of rapper A$Ap Rocky, which could indicate that he is contemplated for the presentation. Meanwhile, the song ‘Needed Me’ plays, which will probably be one of the songs presented by the 34-year-old singer. Until now, It has not been revealed what songs he will sing.
Just on January 8, the singer presented his clothing line under his Savage X Fenty brand. The garments are designed for all types of bodies and styles. The clothes are decorated with the name of Rihanna’s brand and have messages alluding to the show that the singer will give at the Super Bowl halftime.
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