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One of the most watched shows in the entire world in the year is the NFL Superbowl halftime show.
That is why the best celebrities in the world appear at the great event and everyone wants their minutes in this prestigious space.
In the last one, held a few days ago, the singer Rihanna took the stage. To get an idea of what singing at this event means: the one from Barbados increased her views by 640% on Spotify, in the United States after the Superbowl.
Yes, it was a very media show, for better or to criticize, they talked about her, but the truth is that after singing on flying stages and advertising her cosmetics brand on stage, she continues to enjoy her success.
Rihanna will also go down in history for being the first artist who, while pregnant, was a starring part of the show.
Since September, when it was published that the one born in Barbados would be in charge of setting up her show, some of her most popular songs began to be played a lot on all platforms, exceeding, in some of her most popular songs, one billion of reproductions.
The song with which he made his international debut in 2007, “Umbrella”, has been one of the songs with the most reproductions, followed by “We Found Love”, and “Love on the Brain”.
Although this last theme mentioned above was not part of the repertoire that he sang during the sporting event.
According to Spotify, from February 5 to 12, Rihanna’s streams such as “Bitch Better Have My Money” increased more than 2,600%, while “Diamonds” saw an increase of more than $1,400.
“Rude Boy” with more than 1,170% and closed the list “We Found Love”, with more than 1,160%…
The songs were part of the show that the Barbadian singer presented last Sunday, in the match between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, who ended up winning 38-25.
Said performance, as said before, was praised by some, criticized by others, but it became a trend in most social networks, it was his return to the stage after seven years without having had stage activity.
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