The Super Bowl halftime show has become one of the most anticipated and visually impressive moments of the year. Each performance is an opportunity for artists from all over the world to leave their mark on a global event with over 100 million viewers. Over the years, we've witnessed performances that have transcended the music industry, marking cultural moments, offering artistic innovations, and delivering unforgettable entertainment. 

Here, we take a look at the ten best Super Bowl halftime shows based on their impact and entertainment value:

10. U2 (2002)
In one of the most emotional performances in history, U2 took the stage after the devastating September 11 attacks. The Irish band opened the show with one of their most iconic songs, "Where the Streets Have No Name," as the names of the victims appeared on screen. The performance became a tribute, filled with resilience, that connected with millions of people.

9. Rihanna (2023)
Rihanna's performance stood out for its intimacy, partly due to her pregnancy. While there weren't elaborate choreographies, her presence on stage was magnetic as she performed some of her biggest hits like "Umbrella" and "Diamonds." Her unexpected pregnancy reveal added an extra layer to the show, making it an instant worldwide trend.

8. Janet Jackson & Justin Timberlake (2004)
Although the Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake show was surrounded by controversy due to the famous "wardrobe malfunction," the performance itself cannot be denied. This show changed the focus of Super Bowl broadcasts and remains ingrained in everyone's memory because of the scandal and the energy both artists brought to the stage.

7. Lady Gaga (2017)
Lady Gaga made history with her show by starting with a spectacular jump from the stadium roof and offering a performance that combined visuals with vocals. Her rendition of "Bad Romance" and "Poker Face" stood out for its spectacularity, blending technology and talent to showcase her superstar status.

6. Shakira & Jennifer Lopez (2020)
A vibrant tribute to Latin culture, the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Shakira and Jennifer Lopez was an explosion of energy. With hits like "Hips Don't Lie" and "On The Floor," the two artists delivered one of the most electrifying performances, marking a milestone in Latin representation in this kind of show. The participation of Bad Bunny and J Balvin added more flavor to this unforgettable presentation.

5. Dr. Dre & Friends (2022)
Super Bowl 2022 was a milestone for hip hop, with Dr. Dre leading a historic show accompanied by Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Anderson .Paak, and Mary J. Blige. Hits like "California Love" and "Lose Yourself" resonated strongly, highlighting the cultural influence of rap in an event that had always been dominated by other genres.

4. Madonna (2012)
Madonna proved why she is the Queen of Pop with her halftime show. With an impressive visual display, the artist fused the glamour of ancient Rome with her unmistakable pop style. She performed classic hits like "Vogue" and "Like a Prayer," and featured guests like Nicki Minaj and LMFAO, who brought their energy to the show.

3. Michael Jackson (1993)
Michael Jackson’s legacy on the Super Bowl stage remains one of the most iconic performances. His show was not only a display of musical talent but also of his unparalleled charisma. With a dramatic pause that captivated the audience, MJ closed the show with a series of his biggest hits like "Billie Jean" and "Black or White," leaving an indelible mark in the event's history.

2. Beyoncé (2013)
Beyoncé not only conquered the stage, but also solidified why she is one of the greatest artists of all time. With a show full of energy, precision, and nostalgia, Beyoncé brought her former Destiny's Child bandmates to join her in performing iconic songs like "Single Ladies" and "Bootylicious." The performance further cemented her status as one of the most influential artists of her generation.

1. Prince (2007)
Prince’s halftime show at Super Bowl XLI is undeniably the most legendary of all. Despite the torrential rain in Miami, the iconic artist delivered an electrifying performance, closing with his anthem "Purple Rain." Accompanied by the Marching 100, the band from Florida A&M University, Prince showed why he is considered a legend, delivering one of the most memorable performances in halftime show history.

The Super Bowl halftime show is more than just music; it is a global event where artists have the chance to make their mark on a worldwide stage. Each of these performances has left an unforgettable mark on entertainment history, and with Kendrick Lamar headlining the next show, we can expect another amazing chapter.

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