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Jay-Z is heading to the Super Bowl halftime stage for the first time, but Kyle Van Noy is already looking back at the show that made 50 Cent a surprise hit in Los Angeles. The former Patriots outside linebacker has…

Two-time Super Bowl champion Kyle Van Noy expressed his disapproval of Jay-Z headlining the 2027 Super Bowl halftime show. Speaking on TikTok, the former New England Patriots outside linebacker questioned who wants to listen to Jay-Z and reflected on 50 Cent's memorable appearance during the earlier SoFi Stadium halftime performance.
Jay-Z's Roc Nation selected the rapper to perform following his successful Jay-Z 30 anniversary tour. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell supported the announcement, noting that having Jay-Z headline had been his goal since the league partnered with Roc Nation.
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