For the past few years, rapper Kendrick Lamar has been continuously achieving one record success after another. In 2018, he won the Pulitzer Prize for hip-hop for the first time in history. The beginning of the year 2025 seems to be more fruitful for him. He recently won five Grammy Awards. Now, he has reached the highest height of his career by giving a unique performance in the 'Super Ball Half Time Show'.

Today, a revolution is going to be broadcast live on television. For this, you chose the right time, but you chose the wrong person.'

Nepali time on Monday morning before starting his presentation on the 'NFL Super Ball Half Time Show', Lamar gave this warning.  After that, he also showed the courage to present his song "TV Off" in front of President Donald Trump. In it, he asked the American citizen to be active in determining the future of culture, politics and other genres rather than being a disciplined consumer.   In the 59th edition of

Super Ball, Kendrick gave a solo performance as the lead actor. Super Bowl was the first time a rapper was given a solo performance. At the show at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, singer Siza, MC Samuel Jackson and player Serena Williams also got great support. Previously, only pop and rock artists were given priority in the half-time show, which is separated in the middle of the American National Football League.

has started to include the hip-hop genre in the last few years . In 2022, Kendrick set fire to the Super Bowl stage as Fifty Cent and a young rapper, along with hip-hop stars like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and Mary J. Blings. This time hip-hop has got a bigger place . It makes sense to have Kendrick stand alone as the main artist. This has been interpreted as hip-hop gaining a special place in mainstream music, with Jas Kendrick taking hip-hop to the center of Super Ball. 

Super Ball is considered the biggest 'stage' by Americans . Started in 1967, this festival has been performed by music giants like Michael Jackson in 1993, Paul McCartney in 2005, Rolling Stone in 2006, Prince in 2007, Madonna in 2012, and Beyoncé in 2013. Many people were interested in Kendrick's performance this time, which was watched by millions of viewers. The reason for that is the curiosity about whether or not he sings a Grammy Award-winning song.

It doesn't matter now that Kendrick's time is going on in American music. In this year's Grammy, he won trophies in five categories. Along with this, this 37-year-old rapper from California has received a total of 22 Grammy Awards so far. This time at the Grammys, the song "Not Like Us" won him the awards for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Rap Song, Best Rap Performance and Best Music Video. In this song, which is called Dis (Disrespect) track, he criticizes another famous rapper Drake . Although the

song won a Grammy, Drake filed a lawsuit against it last month. Last year, 123 million people watched the live broadcast of the Super Bowl. Because of this, it was natural to be curious as to whether Drake and Kendrick's fight would reach the audience on America's biggest television show. Finally he sang . Not only did he sing, he directly told Drake 'your game is over' . He criticized Drake as a "certified child sex abuser" from the stage.

The 'rap war' between Drake and Kendrick started in 2013 . Both have been giving each other serious expectations in their songs . Drake has accused Kendrick of domestic violence and betrayal of close friends in songs like 'Family Matters'. Kendrick has also accused Drake of engaging in child sexual abuse, or engaging in grooming or sexual exploitation of children on the Internet, in the lyrics to 'Meet the Grams' or 'Not Like Us'. Kendrick also claims that Drake took advantage of the hip-hop genre and black culture without specifically representing it.  

Kendrick is the most popular and influential rapper of today. His songs have been streamed billions of times on Spotify, and Kendrick is also the fastest rapper to reach 1 billion streams on the music platform. His songs are also highly liked on TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook and YouTube shorts. Kendrick, who is considered adept at fusing different genres such as jazz, funk, and soul in hip-hop, does not hesitate to speak about social and public concerns through his songs. With success at the Grammys and Super Ball at the start of 2025, it seems almost certain that this year will be as prosperous for Kendrick as it was last year.