Fans Angry After Rihanna Seemingly Lip-Syncs At Super Bowl
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Fans are not too happy after Rihanna appeared to lip-sync during her Super Bowl halftime performance. Though many viewers were distracted by her baby bump, others noticed her singing. Sadly, they were not impressed and wished that she would have done better. So, what exactly did they have to say about her halftime show? Read on for more details.
Fans Angry After Rihanna Seemingly Lip-Syncs At Super Bowl
Rihanna made quite a splash during her halftime performance. Most people seemed very distracted by her noticeable baby bump over anything else. Pregnancy rumors went viral while she was singing some of her greatest hits. The performer was wearing a red jumpsuit that was unzipped to reveal a belly. She had a sly smile on her face so it was hard to tell if this was a grand reveal or not. Eventually, the news came out after the show was over that she and A$AP Rocky are expecting baby number two.
A Lackluster Show
As the last fan tweeted, there were viewers who just were not impressed with Rihanna’s halftime show. Yes, she floated in the air while pregnant but that did not mean much for those who were there for the concert aspect. “I kept asking @GoodHumorGrl if she thought Rihanna was singing live because it seemed to me like a lip-sync. (no huffing or heavy breathing) I also expected a lot more pizzazz – water, diamond lights, etc. The hovering was cool, but meh,” someone tweeted. There were fireworks displayed throughout the halftime show but that is pretty typical for these performances.
Did you question if Rihanna was singing live or not? More so, do you wish the show was more spectacular than it was? Let us know in the comments below.
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