In a new interview, the Atlanta rapper appears to tease a reunion with the chart-topping star to perform 'Live Your Live' during her much-anticipated halftime show on February 12.
- Feb 10, 2023
AceShowbiz - T.I. may join Rihanna on the stage at the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 12. The Atlanta rapper appeared to tease a reunion with the chart-topping star to perform "Live Your Live" during her halftime show.
In a new interview with Billboard, T.I. was asked whether he would join Rihanna during the big show. Playing coy, Tip responded, "Zip it. Ay man, I will not confirm or deny any potential appearance. It's an awesome opportunity."
The "Whatever You Like" hitmaker went on to say, "It was awesome to have the opportunity to work with such an iconic figure and such a prolific individual and such a beautiful spirit altogether." He concluded, "We'll see what happens."
There aren't many details to know about Rihanna's highly-anticipated Super Bowl performance. The "Umbrella" hitmaker, who is expected to perform her hit songs at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, recently revealed in a press conference with Apple Music that there are "about 39 versions of the set list right now." She went on to admit, "That was the hardest, hardest part - deciding how to maximize 13 minutes but also celebrate."
"That's what this show is gonna be - it's gonna be a celebration of my catalog in the best way that we could've put it together. You're trying to cram 17 years of work into 13 minutes, so it's difficult. Some songs we have to lose because of that, and that's gonna be okay, but I think we did a pretty good job of narrowing it down," she continued.
The Fenty Beauty founder also shared that her son, whom she shares with A$AP Rocky, motivated her to do the halftime show. "When you become a mom, there's just something that happens that makes you feel like you could take on the world. You could do anything. The Super Bowl is one of the biggest stages in the world," she explained. "It's important for me to do this this year, it's important for representation. It's important for my son."
