Reasons Why Rihanna Didn’t Get Paid For Her 2023 Super Bowl Halftime Performance

At the Super Bowl Show, Rihanna revealed that she was pregnant. Also, the star performed for free and delivered an epic halftime show at the game on February 12. 

Here is what Joanna Hunter told Forbes:

We do not pay the artists. We cover expenses and production costs.

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Find Out More About Rihanna’s Performance

The halftime show featured the most significant hits, such as Diamonds, Pour It Up, and Diamonds. Rihanna revealed her pregnancy with A$AP Rocky during this performance. A$AP, the future dad of two, said he was more than a fan of her show, and also he was also smiling while watching Rihanna perform at State Farm Stadium.

It is a good year for both of us to be more active and be out there.

Even if they are not paid, artists are given an unmatched opportunity to promote their newest hits and albums. In 2018, Justin Timberlake increased his sales gain by 534%. In 2020, Shakira increased her streams by 230%, while Jennifer Lopez’s went up by 335%.

Here is how much Super Bowl Halftime Shows Cost.

• 2001: Aerosmith, NSYNC, $11 million
• 2007: Prince, $12 million
• 2013: Beyoncé, $600,000
• 2017: Lady Gaga, $10 million
• 2020: Jennifer Lopez and Shakira, $13 million

Read More Information About Rihanna

The star is a Barbadian singer, businesswoman, and actress. Her first two studio albums, A Girl Like Me, and Music of the Sun, both influenced by Caribbean music.  

Her first Grammy Award was earned with the single Umbrella. Chart-topping singles include Rude Boy, Only Girl(In the World), What’s My Name, S&M, We Found Love, Diamonds, and Where Have You Been. Her eighth album was on top with the single Work. She collaborated with Eminem, Drake, Jay-Z, Ne-Yo, Kanye West, and Shakira during her career.

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