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.
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