He continued, “But I’m here to let you know, if you give me that opportunity, I promise not to do anything ludicrous, for lack of a better word.” “Whoever’s making those decisions, I feel like their thoughts are, ‘We can’t trust these n-ggas because this is live television and we don’t know what they’re going to say.'” There may have been a rapper that featured,” said Luda. I can’t recall there being a rapper that headlined. “I had to look at the history of the people that performed at the Super Bowl. The radio program’s hosts asked the Fear Factor star about ATL artists taking on the mid-game entertainment during 2019’s SB53 in his hometown. Ludacris was a guest on The Breakfast Club this week. One of those rap stars from the Georgia city is backing up Bruno’s suggestion. (AllHipHop News) A few weeks ago, Bruno Mars sent out a series of tweets calling on the NFL to book Atlanta Hip Hop acts for the Super Bowl LIII halftime show.
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