Did 50 Cent lip sync his Super Bowl halftime performance?

The Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show featured 50 Cent, who performed his 2003 classic, “In Da Club.” Some believe the performance may have been lip-synced.

The Super Bowl Halftime Show in Super Bowl LVI was a special testament to Los Angeles and hip hop history. Iconic music producer Dr. Dre brought in his proteges over the years, including Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and surprise guest 50 Cent.

50 Cent popped into the illustrious performance to perform his 2003 club anthem, “In Da Club.”

While NFL fans were delighted by the unexpected performance, some were wondering whether or not the celebrated New York rapper lip-synced his Super Bowl performance. Actor David Spade wondered that blunt question aloud on Twitter, but many others were already contemplating whether or not 50 Cent his fellow artists sang their performance.

Did 50 Cent lip sync his SUper Bowl Halftime Show performance?

Whether or not 50 Cent truly lip synced hasn’t been determined by exhaustive play-by-play analysis, but many people seem to think his and the other Super Bowl performances weren’t performed live.

However, the responses were mixed among viewers. One person thought the 46-year-old rapper looked “out of breath” within moments of his performance.

Others think 50 Cent sounded real as he sang his early 2000s hit.

What seems to be the prevailing opinion among viewers commenting on the authenticity of the vocals is that many were not satisfied with the Super Bowl Halftime performance. Despite the differing opinions and the different artists, that is one constant in the Super Bowl: people are guaranteed to complain about the halftime show and say it wasn’t good enough.