Lil Wayne's SNL50 Performance Spurs Super Bowl Debate

Lil Wayne delivered a powerful performance on Saturday Night Live's 50th Anniversary Special, reigniting discussions over the NFL's decision to select Kendrick Lamar for the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show. Wayne, accompanied by The Roots, performed a medley of his hits, including 'Uproar' and 'A Milli', drawing significant praise and sparking debate on social media about whether he would have been a better choice for the Super Bowl stage. Despite expressing disappointment at not being chosen for the halftime show, which took place in his hometown of New Orleans, Wayne has wished Lamar the best. The rapper announced the release of his anticipated album 'Tha Carter VI' on June 6, channeling his energy into new projects. His SNL performance has been seen by many fans as a vindication of his stage prowess, potentially overshadowing Lamar's record-breaking Super Bowl set. Wayne's appearance on SNL marks his fourth time on the show, continuing a long-standing relationship with the iconic program.