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The Super Bowl Halftime Show has expanded to be a great opportunity for
musical artists. Not only does it provide the artists with a large audience
but it often also serves as an advertisement for their new music. For
instance, Justin Timberlake performed at the 2018 show and premiered his
comeback single “Filthy.” He also promoted his upcoming album Man of
the Woods during the Halftime Show.

Due to the immense fame and recognition from performing at the Super
Bowl Halftime Show, many celebrities often want to take part in the show.
Nearly every high-profile artist, even those in different music genres,
makes an effort to take part in the Halftime Show. For instance, Beyoncé,
Nicki Minaj, Bruno Mars, and Lady Gaga have all performed at the show.

This intense competition to take part in the show results in the NFL often
selecting the same artists. However, the NFL has begun to look beyond the
usual suspects. They have selected acts from various styles of music such
as Maroon 5, The Who, Katy Perry, and Coldplay. As a result, the show has
become an entertaining mix of talent.

Over the past several years, the Super Bowl Halftime Show has become
larger than ever. It has been called the biggest stage for a musical artist
and is the pinnacle for many musical artists. The demand to perform at the
Super Bowl Halftime Show emphasizes how significant the stage has
become. The show provides a great chance for musicians to display their
talents and, in some cases, even promote new music. It is no surprise, then,
that for many musicians, the Super Bowl Halftime Show is the ultimate
goal in their careers.