While the internet is abuzz with deciphering the symbolism behind Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show, Michiganders can celebrate a piece of state history that was on display through the vehicle in his performance,

The Grammy-winning rapper performed Drake dis track "Not Like Us," "Squabble Up," "Humble." and "Luther," among others, during football's biggest night.

From the songs he performed to the surprise guests, here's what you need to know about Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show

Kendrick Lamar, one of hip-hop’s most venerated artists for the past decade, performed “Not Like Us,” a diss track aimed at Drake, to cap the Super Bowl halftime show in New Orleans, the first to be headlined by a solo rapper.

Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show had 133.5 million viewers, drawing a larger audience than the Super Bowl itself and Michael Jackson's legendary 1993 halftime show performance.

The chatter online after Kendrick Lamar's halftime performance is exactly what the best marketers want for a product launch or event.

This disrespect for Cincinnati players also shows up in Major League Baseball. This year, it was suggested that Carlos Beltran be included on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot. As you may recall, Beltran was caught stealing signs during the Houston Astro's World Series games. But somehow, MLB is overlooking his cheating.

133 million people saw Kendrick Lamar diss Drake in the most-watched Super Bowl halftime show ever

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Kendrick Lamar hid a bunch of Easter eggs in his historic Super Bowl LIX halftime show. But there's one little nod you may have missed, but Paramore‘s Hayley Williams sure didn't. The rocker slipped into the comments on the Instagram feed of Good Dye Young earlier this week to jump for joy after see that Lamar and SZA's backup dancers had used the hair color brand she co-founded with stylist and makeup artist Brian O'Connor.