NIMH SPECIAL MICHAEL JACKSON Michael Jackson’s Super Bowl halftime show that changed the game:….

NIMH SPECIAL MICHAEL JACKSON
Michael Jackson’s Super Bowl halftime show that changed the game:….

King of Pop’s blockbuster 1993 performance featured body doubles, a catapult entrance and TWO minutes of silence.

The Super Bowl halftime show has become just as anticipated as the game itself and many credit Michael Jackson’s 1993 performance as the one that completely changed the game.

The King Of Pop was in the prime of his career at 34-years-old when he took the stage at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena California at Super Bowl XXVII on January 31, 1993 which would become one of the most watched events in American television history with a near unbelievable 133,4million viewers.

The 12-and-a-half minute show was groundbreaking as it featured many elements including body doubles, a catapult entrance, and nearly two minutes of silence.

Michael’s performance is considered as one of the most iconic in the event’s history and he is credited as elevating the gig to a completely new level.

For over 30 years since the Super Bowl halftime show has seen performances from music’s biggest stars including Diana Ross, U2, The Rolling Stones, Prince, Madonna, Beyonce, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Rihanna.

RIP TO THE KING

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