In 2016, Adele declined an invitation to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show, stating it was not about music and that she couldn’t dance. Conversely, the NFL clarified that while they admired her, a formal offer was never made. Pink also rejected the halftime show in 2019, expressing concerns about the backlash performers face and her support for Colin Kaepernick's protests against racial injustice. Both artists' decisions reflect broader issues related to artistic integrity and societal issues impacting these performances, which remain contentious topics in the music industry.
Adele stated she refused to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show, expressing that the event is about spectacle, not music, and mentioned her lack of dancing skills.
Pink turned down the 2019 halftime show, citing concerns about the backlash artists face and her stance on racial justice, referencing Colin Kaepernick's protests.
Both Adele and Pink's refusals to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show highlight artists' concerns over music integrity and social issues influencing decisions.
The NFL and Pepsi clarified that while they admire Adele, there was no formal offer made to her, indicating the show remains controversial among artists.
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