The Super Bowl is undoubtedly one of the most highly-anticipated events in all of sports. Not only does it signify the culmination of the NFL season and the crowning of an NFL champion, but it also features special halftime presentations from some of the top musicians in the world. This year's Super Bowl, which pits the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, will feature a performance from Grammy Award-winning artist The Weeknd.
The sports betting world is busy this time of the year because the Super Bowl usually attracts a tremendous amount of wagering action. People can bet on almost anything related to this game, including which song The Weeknd will perform first at halftime of Super Bowl 55.
SportsBettingAG has revealed the odds and Blinding Lights, which the 30-year old R&B singer released in Nov. 2019, has emerged as the favorite to open the festivities on Feb. 7. Meanwhile, Save Your Tears, which was released alongside Blinding Lights in The Weeknd's fourth studio album After Hours, comes behind at No. 2. His previous hits Pray For Me, Starboy, and Can't Feel My Face, round out the five.
#SuperBowl Halftime Odds are up!https://t.co/l6IDTlGvKw
What song will @theweeknd perform 1st?
🎶 Blinding Lights +180
🎶 Save Your Tears +200
🎶 Pray For Me +250
🎶 Starboy +300
🎶 Can’t Feel My Face +300 pic.twitter.com/DBY48NhrMw— SportsBetting.ag (@SportsBettingAG) January 30, 2021
Regardless of The Weeknd's choice of song, the Canadian artist will undoubtedly put on a show for the fans. The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, will be a solo act next Sunday. This marks the first time the Super Bowl halftime show will feature just one artist since 2017 when Lady Gaga performed at Super Bowl 51.
Super Bowl 55, which features a heavyweight quarterback collision between Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady, will kick off at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, the home of the Buccaneers.
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