Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg and Eminem with 50 Cent and Anderson. On Sunday, Mary took the stage at Inglewood's SoFi stadium alongside Dr.
The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul also shared that she "was nervous until got on the stage." She told host Ebro, "I was nervous in all the rehearsals - everybody was nervous. "Įlsewhere in the conversation, Mary admitted that the gig was one of the best moments of her life. Someone looked at us - well, somebody looked at and said, 'We need you.' And Dre looked at me and said, 'I want you.' And so on and so forth with all his friends. Mary further stressed that she doesn't "pay attention to all of that." The "No More Drama" songstress went on saying, "I'm just paying attention to how we got raised up. It's just as big as rock 'n' roll right now." She explained, "That's a small conversation compared to how huge that is.
"There's definitely an energy around people feeling as if the performance at halftime was somehow, uh, it was too raunchy, or it was too real," host Ebro told the 51-year-old musician, before asking, "Or, 'How did these gangster rappers get on stage?' Have you seen that conversation at all?" The Grammy-winning singer discussed the matter during the Wednesday, February 16 interview with Hot 97's Ebro Darden. In a new interview, the "Family Affair" hitmaker insisted that she's unfazed by the criticism as she "really care." Blige has shared her thoughts on the backlash over Pepsi Super Bowl LVI halftime show.
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