PHOENIX — Rihanna shared some more details about her upcoming Super Bowl Halftime Show during an Apple Music presentation on Thursday.
During the presentation, Rihanna shared that her performance will last 13 minutes and be a celebration of her entire catalog.
That's a pretty big catalog to cram into just 13 minutes.
After the duration of the Super Bowl Halftime Show was announced, fans flocked to Twitter to share what they thought.
Some fans were quick to point out that she has enough hits for a full show, but it's like that with all of the performers at the Super Bowl.
But the main sentiment from everyone was that 13 minutes just wasn't enough.
Other fans seemed to think that this show was going to be less time than the average Super Bowl Halftime Show.
Some even claiming that last years' Super Bowl Halftime was nearly 20 minutes.
But, the 2022 Super Bowl Halftime show was actually only 14 minutes long, just a minute longer than what Rihanna's is supposed to be. Plus, the 2022 show had Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar and 50 Cent performing.
And then some users decided to use the announcement as a way of slamming their opponents.
While others (swifties) though it might be a code for a special guest appearance from none other than Taylor Swift because it 13 is her favorite number.
But, what it always comes down to is the people who watch the game for the football.
And the people who watch it for the halftime show.
Super Bowl Halftime Shows usually range in length between 12 and 15 minutes but do include some outliers. But, Rihanna's planned show is pretty typical of a halftime show duration.
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