Kendrick Lamar made headlines as the first solo hip-hop artist to headline the Super Bowl halftime show, performing his Grammy-winning hit 'Not Like Us,' which references his ongoing feud with Drake. The performance, introduced by Samuel L. Jackson, was a striking display of social commentary and vivid imagery. Lamar's set included a nod to the contentious lyrics while self-censoring certain words, with a notable appearance by tennis star Serena Williams. Lamar teased the audience about legal issues surrounding the song, asserting his cultural impact during a week that also saw him win five Grammy Awards.