Juvenile Advocates for Lil Wayne to Headline Super Bowl Halftime Show Over Kendrick Lamar

Rapper Juvenile has publicly voiced his support for Lil Wayne to headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show, claiming the New Orleans legend deserves the spotlight over Kendrick Lamar. In a recent interview, Juvenile emphasized Lil Wayne’s impact on the music industry and his enduring influence, suggesting that his legacy should be honored on one of the world’s biggest stages.

“Lil Wayne has been killing it for decades,” Juvenile said. “He’s shaped rap in ways that are still being felt today. No disrespect to Kendrick, but Wayne deserves that halftime show.”

Juvenile and Lil Wayne share a rich history, having been members of the iconic Cash Money Records in the late ’90s and early 2000s. As part of the Hot Boys, alongside B.G. and Turk, the duo helped establish New Orleans as a major force in hip-hop. While their paths diverged after Juvenile left the label in the early 2000s, both rappers have maintained mutual respect for each other’s work. Juvenile has frequently praised Wayne’s artistry and work ethic, cementing the bond they built during their formative years.

The Super Bowl Halftime Show has historically been reserved for the most iconic figures in music, and Juvenile’s comments are sure to spark a conversation among fans about who truly deserves the honor.