As with most people who watched the Super Bowl last night, many were astounded by Lady Gaga's halftime performance. Even though she got a lot of controversy performing due to the fear of sending a political message, she shocked audience with her style and grace.
In the beginning of the performance, Gaga said the Pledge of Allegiance on top of the NRG stadium, with the help of 300 drones taking the shape of stars and the American flag. After that, (and this still amazes me), she leaped off the roof and zip-lined down to the stage. By this point the crowd is going wild and the people on the stadium help magnetite the performance by waving strobe lights to create glow in the dark pictures. Meanwhile, Gaga is killing it with her top songs Born This Way, Telephone and Bad Romance. She even had a somber moment in which she plays a Million Reasons, taken from her new album Joanne, and comes face to face with the crowd. She ends her 13 minutes walking in a geometric shaped balcony and jumps away from the camera. Fireworks burst upwards from the stadium into the night sky while the crowd cheers on.
What makes Lady Gags's performance so special was how devoted she was in creating one of the best performances in Super Bowl history. Another thing that amazed me was how she had no guest artists performing with her; it was just her and the music. The dancers were spectacular to watch too. Gaga's performance not only speaks for her music career but for her personally. She is a strong advocate in helping others and spreading a new form of pop music called art pop. She will be remembered as one of the most innovated artists of our time.
