Maroon 5 Performs Epic HalfTime Show, Refuses Payment

Maroon 5 themselves donated a payment of $500,000 (7 billion Indonesian Rupiah) from the Super Bowl. The chosen social foundation was Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.

"We are grateful to the universe for this historic opportunity to perform on the world's biggest stage. Thank you to our fans who made our dreams come true. Thank you to the critics who pushed us to be better. One Love," Adam said at the press conference moment.

Maroon 5 chose to perform purely for the sake of music and art. There is no support for any form of racism happening anywhere in the world.

As usual, Maroon 5 gave their best performance. Adam Levine appeared topless with fire burst effects on stage.

Rihanna was initially proposed to be the performer, but she declined. Finally, Maroon 5 took this opportunity.

Maroon 5 performed the song 'Sweet Victory' which appeared on Spongebob Squarepants in 2001.

Maroon 5 was not the only performer present that night. The Superbowl was also enlivened by Travis Scott and Big Boi. These two renowned rappers shared the stage with Adam Levine.

However, Maroon 5 ultimately filled the halftime of the New England Patriots versus Los Angeles Rams game. Before starting their performance, Maroon 5 played a clip from Spongebob Squarepants.

Initially, Maroon 5 was reluctant to participate in this event. The reason, once again, was none other than the racist scandal that occurred to Colin Kaepernick in one of the football games.

This foundation is a non-profit movement that offers mentoring programs for children throughout America.