SUPER BOWL 2022 ?

Oldest half-time show ever! Dr. Dre, Mary J Blige, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and 50 Cent - who have a combined age of 286 and $983m between them - wow at Super Bowl's first ever hip-hop show​

• The Super Bowl half-time show for the first time ever was a celebration of hip hop, in tribute to Los Angeles - where the game is being played
• Giants of West Coast hip hop performed including Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar - all three born in the city
• They were accompanied by Eminem, Mary J. Blige and 50 Cent, with the six multimillionaire performers having a combined age of 286
• The six have a combined wealth of almost a billion dollars, with Dre the wealthiest thanks to his Beats headphones
• Older millennials were overjoyed at the show, which mainly featured music from the early 2000s

Moment Snoop Dogg smokes giant joint moments before taking to the stage for star-studded Super Bowl halftime show​

• Snoop Dogg appeared to have smoked weed just before taking the stage at the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show
• A clip of him discreetly puffing on what appears to be a joint has been circulating on social media
• The NFL has strict policies against marijuana use, though recreational weed is legal in California - where the game was played
• NFL execs also tried to 'disgustingly censor' rap legend Dr. Dre ahead of his performance Sunday night, a source has revealed
• In the weeks leading up to the big game, the rapper had gone back and forth with league officials about lyrics and content of songs he performed onstage
• Specifically, officials took issue with the lyrics from the rapper's 1999 hit 'Still D.R.E.' - 'Still f—- with the beats, still not loving police'
• Officials also urged Dre and other performers Snoop Dogg, 50, Kendrick Lamar, 34, Mary J. Blige, 51, 50 Cent, 46, and Eminem, 49, to not kneel during the show
• Eminem, however, Dre's former mentee, defiantly made the gesture, kneeling for several minutes during the performance while the former NWA star played piano
• The revelation concerning the censorship attempt comes as the league grapples with its ability to handle controversy in the wake of its 56th Super Bowl

.....fo' shizzle my nizzle.....​