Big Boi will perform with Maroon 5 and Travis Scott during Super Bowl halftime show

The addition of Big Boi finally adds an Atlanta artist to the stage.

By Jewel Wicker

January 13, 2019

Big Boi will perform with Maroon 5 and Travis Scott during Super Bowl halftime show, according to People. The rapper confirmed the news on social media.

The addition of the Atlanta native finally adds a local artist to the Super Bowl LII stage when the big game takes place on Feb. 3 in the city.

Artists including Rihanna and Pink reportedly turned down offers to perform at the Super Bowl in support of Colin Kaepernick

Posted: January 13, 2019

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