R&B SINGER USHER is carrying out at the 2024 Super Bowl half-time program, breaking out bangers like ‘Yeah!,’ ‘Love in This Club,’ ‘U Remind Me,’ ‘Burn’ and ‘Confessions.’ He was carefully picked to carry out by Jay-Z, whose Roc Nation business produces the efficiency.
“Usher is the supreme artist and showman,” Jay-Z stated. “Ever because his launching at the age of 15, he’s been charting his own distinct course. Beyond his perfect singing and extraordinary choreography, Usher bares his soul. His impressive journey has actually moved him to among the grandest phases on the planet. I can’t wait to see the magic.”
Usher himself has actually called the half-time reveal the “honor of a life time,” one that has actually been on his “container list” for several years. “I can’t wait to bring the world a program unlike anything else they’ve seen from me before,” he stated in a declaration. “Thank you to the fans and everybody who made this chance take place. I’ll see you real quickly.”
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Just how much did Usher make money for the Super Bowl?
You may be amazed to find out that the Super Bowl half-time program is not a paying gig. While the NFL do not pay entertainers, the league does cover the significant production expenses of the whole program, consisting of artists’ travel expenditures. In spite of having a brief running time– typically in between 12 and 15 minutes– the half-time program is an extremely costly endeavor. For referral: Jennifer Lopez and Shakira’s efficiency in 2020 expense the NFL someplace in the area of $13 million.
Artists who carry out do not get a check, nevertheless there are other significant advantages to making a look at the Super Bowl: entertainers are practically ensured to experience a healthy boost in record sales and streaming figures. In Usher’s case, that indicates his brand-new album GETTING BACK will reach a great deal of listeners. And that will equate to a really good payday.
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