https://apnews.com/video/kendrick-lamar-performs-not-like-us-at-super-bowl-halftime-show-00000194ed9cd405a3d5ef9e000a0000?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=share In Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LIX halftime show, Samuel L. Jackson appeared as "Uncle Sam," an iconic symbol of the United States. Throughout the performance, his character provided commentary, at times appearing to moderate Lamar's message.
-What do you think the inclusion of "Uncle Sam" symbolizes in the context of Lamar's performance? -How does Jackson's portrayal of this figure influence the themes of power, control, and artistic freedom? -Considering Lamar's history of socially conscious music, how does this performance challenge or reinforce the expectations placed on artists to navigate personal expression and national identity? Use specific moments from the performance to support your ideas.
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David A. Romero
2/21/2025 08:48:08 am
I think the participation of "uncle Sam" in the halftime show symbolizes the American government and past and current hold on Black independence and freedom in the United States.
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