The Nostalgia-Inducing Trailer For Usher's Super Bowl Halftime Show Is Here
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The video highlights one of the singer's popular 2000s hits.
The trailer for Usher’s upcoming Super Bowl halftime show is pure early 2000s nostalgia.
The video, released by Apple Music on Friday, kicks off with a choir singing the introduction to the singer’s popular 2004 hit “Yeah!” Bits of the song are then played throughout the rest of the trailer as a montage of video clips is shown.
The clips feature old recordings of Usher, home videos of people performing parts of the song, and a cameo from NBA star LeBron James. Although the trailer only highlights the singer’s 2004 track, the video’s title — “Usher: 30 Years in the Making” — promises that the halftime show will look back on the artist’s decadeslong music career.
Usher, who recently wrapped his buzzy Las Vegas residency, was announced as the 2024 Super Bowl halftime performer in September. He said in a statement at the time that getting to perform at a halftime show is an “honor of a lifetime.”
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