"Is the tour going to be the After Hours tour still? Is it going to be this new album's tour, with the same tickets?" he mused to the outlet. Taylor, also teased what we can expect from his upcoming tour, which is set to kick off this summer if restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic subside. The performer, who shared the cover of Billboard with his manager Wassim "Sal" Slaiby and creative director La Mar C. He told the outlet, "We've been really focusing on dialing in on the fans at home and making performances a cinematic experience, and we want to do that with the Super Bowl." In a new interview with Billboard, the 30 year old said that while the Super Bowl ordinarily covers all production cost of the show, he wanted to make his performance extra special. In fact, The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, decided to put his money where his mouth is.$7 million dollars worth of money, that is. Millions more, of course, will be watching from home, and the singer wanted to make sure that his performance was truly show-stopping this time around. 7, the "I Can't Feel My Face" artist is heading to the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay to perform for a limited crowd. The Weeknd spending 7 million of his own money on Super Bowl halftime show January 30, 2021, 10:01 AM Singer The Weeknd told Billboard that he is spending 7 million of his own money.
“The significance of the entire head bandages is reflecting on the absurd culture of Hollywood celebrity and people manipulating themselves for superficial reasons to please and be validated.The Weekndisn't cutting any corners when it comes to putting on a sensational Super Bowl Halftime Show, and to him, all the work is worth it. Each consumer is expected to spend 85.36 with the total spending estimated to reach 16.5 billion in 2023, according to National Retail Federation. The Weeknd explained to Variety what those bandages have been all about.
That’s a bigger set of eyeballs than a musician will get in any other concert. He reportedly spent $7 million of his own money on the halftime show. Weinstein’s so-called economic impact study projects the Super Bowl will generate up to 477.5 million in benefits, coming from an estimated 150,000 out-of-town visitors who are expected to. The Weeknd reveals spending 7 million of his own money on Super Bowl 2021 halftime show According to Sporting News, more than 100 million people tune in to the Super Bowl via traditional television and streaming services combined. “There wasn’t any room to fit it in the narrative and the story I was telling in the performance. “I’ve been reading a lot of rumors,” he told the NFL Network Thursday. Toward the end of the show, The Weeknd moved to the field with an army of bandaged-faced dancers in an apparent nod to recent appearances in which his face was wrapped in bandages, sometimes looking bruised and bloodied.Īhead of the event, The Weeknd explained that there would be no surprise guests and only members of his production joined him during the performance due to Covid-19 protocols. Abel spent almost 7 million of his own money beyond the already-generous budgets to make this halftime show be what he envisioned, a rep for the. The colorful set in the stands of the stadium, which resembled the Las Vegas strip, was the backdrop for headliner and a massive choir and instrumentalists. On top of not actually receiving a sizable check from the show’s sponsor, Pepsi, The Weeknd reportedly spent almost 7 million of his own money to make the show look how he wanted it to look. The Weeknd performed a medley of his hits, including “Can’t Feel My Face,” “Earned It” and his more recent chart topper, “Blinding Lights.” The Grammy-winning singer took to the stage for the Pepsi Super Bowl LV halftime performance with plenty of pyrotechnics, lights and men dressed like The Weeknd in all black with red jackets and bandaged faces. Dre told Forbes that the rapper and producer also spent around. The bandages were back, but not on The Weeknd’s face this time. For The Weeknd’s 2021 halftime show, he spent 7 million of his own money to make sure it fit his vision, and a source close to Dr.
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