ATLANTA — Maroon 5 -- according to multiple reports -- will perform the Super Bowl LIII halftime show in Atlanta.
Whether Maroon 5 is officially chosen or not, people had some serious feelings about today's news on social media.
Atlanta is, as we all well know, the home of dozens of successful hip hop artists, so some people thought it was an odd choice to forego so many acts that call ATL home.
But if Maroon 5 is indeed the centerpiece attraction for the Super Bowl, fans might see surprise appearances by current collaborator Cardi B (“I Like It”), who currently calls Atlanta home.
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Our investigative partners at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and AJC.com recently reported that any entertainment surrounding and leading up to the Feb. 3 game won't be unveiled until late September or October, with an official halftime show notice in November.
What do you think of the news? Here are some of our favorite reactions:
.@nfl: “We need a halftime show for the Super Bowl”
— Trevor Sikkema (@TampaBayTre) September 19, 2018
The city of Atlanta:
2 Chainz
3 stacks
Future
Migos
Flocka
Jeezy
THUGGER
Gucci
Big Boi
T.I.
Luda@nfl: “Hey what about Maroon 5?”
having the super bowl in atlanta and getting maroon 5 to perform at halftime is like going to pappadeaux and asking the waiter to bring you some long john silver’s https://t.co/tmtBfkX46C
— Shea Serrano (@SheaSerrano) September 19, 2018
A brief list of musicians more fitting for Atlanta's Super Bowl than Maroon 5 pic.twitter.com/TF8oTEkADa
— Bring back Summertime Lover (@thejasonkirk) September 19, 2018
Putting the Super Bowl in Atlanta and then having Maroon 5 as the halftime show is like going to Italy and ordering a banana & mayo sandwich.
— Dan (@AtIantaDan) September 19, 2018
Atlanta is home to Outkast, 2 Chainz, Usher, Ciara, Luda, T.I., Future....and y'all pick Maroon 5 to play the ATL Super Bowl Halftime Show???? 🤔🤔 pic.twitter.com/wPZ6IN43Fo
— Cedric S. (@Cedric324) September 19, 2018
Everyone: Wow Justin Timberlake was a boring Super Bowl halftime show...
— William Orr (@williamorr2110) September 19, 2018
NFL: Hold my beer. https://t.co/TGQZAdSLuV
I'm all for this as long as Maroon 5 comes on stage, says, "Ladies and gentlemen, Outkast," then leaves. https://t.co/dW2YYA3T1N
— Andy Demetra (@AndyDemetra) September 19, 2018
For real though, Maroon 5 is seriously doing the Super Bowl halftime show? Was Five for Fighting not available? Maybe they'll bring Enya up on stage. No, it's...it's fine. Everything's fine.
— Richard Jeter (@MilesToGo13) September 19, 2018
You think, “my goodness, this is going to be the greatest Super Bowl halftime performance of all time.” What a moment, the stage is set, the lights come on, and Maroon 5 shows up on your screen. How much of a let down is that?
— Joe Chapman (@Joe_Chapman3) September 19, 2018
I'm glad they picked a local atlanta band for the super bowl. can't wait to hear maroon 5 sing their song i'm sorry miss jackson
— tricil (@tricil) September 19, 2018
NFL: Maroon 5 will be perfect for the #SuperBowl halftime show in Atlanta!
— Britt Davis (@BrittDavis704) September 19, 2018
Atlanta: pic.twitter.com/55uRKYRwBV
We wanted Outkast, Migos, anybody Atlanta and y’all gave us Maroon 5 😂. Great job @NFL @SuperBowl! pic.twitter.com/7DINNvTFTW
— Rah. (@thatguydream) September 19, 2018
Y'all chose Maroon 5 for the SuperBowl Halftime Show when the game is in Atlanta??? pic.twitter.com/b7jq5z6PfN
— TJ Jackson (@TJ_404) September 19, 2018
NFL: Maroon 5 will be perfect for the #SuperBowl halftime show in Atlanta!
— Britt Davis (@BrittDavis704) September 19, 2018
Atlanta: pic.twitter.com/55uRKYRwBV
Nothing says Atlanta's rich cultural and musical legacy like Maroon 5. https://t.co/53utmhymxf
— Conor Sen (@conorsen) September 19, 2018
"Maroon 5 is great"? You must have kids.
— Stubborn Things (@stubthings) September 19, 2018
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