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50 Cent joined fellow hip hop heavyweights for the Super Bowl half-time show making a surprise performance in which he appeared hanging upside down.
The US rapper, real name Curtis Jackson, was suspended by his feet from the ceiling of the housing-style set inside the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
Flipping the right way up and dropping down onto a dancefloor he broke into a rendition of his hit song In Da Club.
waiting for @SnoopDogg and @drdre like ok who’s idea was it for me to be upside down again? FORCE episode 2 • https://t.co/jnbpt4Vpb3 pic.twitter.com/viVglgS4cX
— 50cent (@50cent) February 14, 2022
The rapper later poked fun at his strange and somewhat humorous entrance on social media.
Posting a meme of a straining boy with a pronounced forehead vein he wrote: “Waiting for @SnoopDogg and @drdre like ok who’s idea was it for me to be upside down again?”
50 Cent joined the all star line-up of the show, which also included Eminem, Mary J Blige and Kendrick Lamar.
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