<p>There was the music, and then there were the messages. Historian Ernest Crim III admits even people in the stadium probably missed at least some of the embedded meanings sprinkled throughout Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show. Mr. Crim breaks down the symbolism, social issues, racial references, and the myriad opinions of the performance. </p>

There was the music, and then there were the messages. Historian Ernest Crim III admits even people in the stadium probably missed at least some of the embedded meanings sprinkled throughout Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show. Mr. Crim breaks down the symbolism, social issues, racial references, and the myriad opinions of the performance.

<p>There was the music, and then there were the messages. Historian Ernest Crim III admits even people in the stadium probably missed at least some of the embedded meanings sprinkled throughout Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show. Mr. Crim breaks down the symbolism, social issues, racial references, and the myriad opinions of the performance.&nbsp;</p>

Ernest Crim III - Unpacking the Super Bowl halftime show

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