Here Are the Most Fire Memes About The Weeknd's Super Bowl Performance

Here Are the Most Fire Memes About The Weeknd's Super Bowl Performance

The Weeknd’s performance is up for debate.

Yesterday, people around the world pressed pause to get a glimpse of the Super Bowl halftime show in the US (only to switch channels again after the performance lol).

This year, The Weeknd performed eight of his most popular songs, with the fan favourite "Blinding Lights" performed at the very end.

The 14-minute show featured some men in red jackets, blinding fireworks and a whole lot of dancing to keep spectators entertained.

Honestly, I'm just impressed that the dancers managed to have some physical distancing, or wear masks where social distancing wasn't possible.

No way was COVID-19 gonna stop this show.

As usual, the performance blew up on Twitter where fans could tear apart some of its funniest moments (we all remember Lady Gaga's jump from the ceiling in 2017).

If you haven’t seen the performance, you might want to catch up here first, so you can understand how *chefs kiss* these tweets really are.

This year, Twitter could not let us live without roasting The Weeknd for that awkward lights maze scene and its subsequent chin shots, thanks to his handheld camera work.

Outside of those uncomfortable few seconds, the performance was actually pretty good, or at least some of us thought that. People seem to have different opinions on it.

Meanwhile, other viewers simply fixated on those damn red jackets.

With the quality of the performance up for debate, many fans pointed out that The Weeknd was robbed by the Grammy Awards, after recieving no nominations this year.

And the rest of Twitter was just a tad confused.

The event was also celebrated with a performance by Miley Cyrus at the pre-game show, and the game was won by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers who smashed the Kansas City Chiefs 31 – 9.

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