The Super Bowl halftime show has transformed over the years, particularly since 1993 when Michael Jackson elevated it into a major television event. This article examines the evolution of the halftime performance, moving through various eras that included pop divas, rock legends, and hybrid showcases of culture. Although the shows have varied in style and substance, a theme of American cultural celebration remains constant. A ranking of performances highlights their significance in shaping the Super Bowl experience.
Football fans might not realize it, but plenty of Americans only attend Super Bowl parties for seven-layer dip, liberal drinking, and the nationally televised pop concert otherwise known as the Super Bowl halftime show.
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