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The Balancing Act Recaps the Best Super Bowl Halftime Performances

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Did you know the most-watched musical performance every year is the Super Bowl halftime show ? It is the tradition among traditions that has featured some of the world's biggest stars from Madonna to Prince to Bruno Mars. Every year the Super Bowl halftime show brings a thrilling 20 minutes of fireworks, special cameos, and splashy entrances to keep you glued to your TV. This year will be no different with multi-time Grammy-winning artist Usher set to headline to 2024 Super Bowl halftime show. Surprisingly, not every Super Bowl halftime show has been a success. We all have seen a handful that were a complete flop, but we've also seen plenty of iconic performances. So, while we anticipate this year's performance, let's look at the best Super Bowl halftime shows ever. U2 (2002) Less than five months after the Sept. 11 attacks, U2 brought their heart-shaped stage to the biggest musical stage in the world. The most memorable part of their performance was their tribute to those who lost the