Super Bowl 2024: Watch stunning performances by Usher and Alicia Keys

The stars performing at Super Bowl 2024

Usually, stars perform on stage during the halftime show. This year's headliners were Usher, Alicia Keys, and Ludacris.

Dressed in all white and surrounded by energetic dancers, Usher took the stage at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, starting with the song "Caught Up". This was the beginning of a dynamic show that utilized both Usher's dancing skills and his extensive discography.

Before the Super Bowl halftime show, Usher admitted that it was "not easy" to pack 30 years into 13 minutes, but he pulled it off impressively. He made an impressive journey through his most famous hits.

Some songs were performed in full with verses and choruses, others only for a few seconds. During the "Superstar" segment, Usher sang only the lines "Spotlight/Big stage" as if to emphasize the scale of his Super Bowl performance.

Alicia Keys joined Usher on the bright red piano in an equally bright red outfit and offered her hit "If I Ain't Got You." After that, the pair performed a duet of "My Boo," giving the fans an emotional moment and unleashing a few hugs.

Later, while performing "Confessions Part II", "Burn" and "U Got It Bad", Usher added one glove to his look, probably in honor of Michael Jackson. The guitarist HER joined him during "U Got It Bad", impressing the audience with her charming solo.

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Taylor Swift at Super Bowl 2024

The American pop singer Taylor Swift attended the final match of the National Football League season and thanked the football player for a good game. Her boyfriend plays for one of the teams. The star kissed her boyfriend.

Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl 2024 (photo: instagram.com/nfl)

Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl 2024 (photo: instagram.com/nfl)

Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl 2024 (photo: instagram.com/nfl)

Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl 2024 (photo: instagram.com/nfl)