From wardrobe malfunctions to uncoordinated backup dancers in shark costumes, this year’s Halftime show is going to be big and bold and has great potential to become another memorable performance. Shakira and Jennifer Lopez will headline the show, making them the first duo to headline a Super Bowl since 2007.

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When the duo was announced in September, many fans immediately began complimenting the choice. Since Pepsi, nor the NFL have decided to announce guests, many fans took an even bigger opportunity to praise the two stars.

Lopez can attribute her fame to a leading role in a movie back in 1997. In 1999, she debuted and released her first album titled On the 6, one of the earliest Latin-pop albums sold in the United States. For Shakira, she was originally a Spanish-only artist in her home country of Colombia. It wasn’t until 2001 that her fifth album, titled Laundry Service, was released in the United States as her first album in English.

In addition to J. Lo and Shakira, the NFL confirmed via Twitter that Demi Lovato would be singing the National Anthem. Lovato is fresh off of an emotional performance at the Grammys, which included a restart of the song and ended with a standing ovation. That show was Lovato’s first live performance in over a year.

The Super Bowl’s kick-off time is 6:30 p.m. at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. For cable TV viewers, the game will be on FOX. Individuals without cable can watch the game on other online platforms, such as Hulu or the Fox Sports app.

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