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Ash Cash’s Wild Claim About Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Appearance | TMZ

11 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In a brief interview segment, Ash Cash shares his thoughts on the possibility of Kendrick Lamar performing at the Super Bowl. He emphasizes that such a performance would be beneficial for hip‑hop culture and could serve as a platform to resolve existing beefs, especially if surprise guests like J. Cole, Drake, or Lil Wayne were brought out. Cash acknowledges the controversy surrounding Kendrick’s non‑New Orleans roots and notes that Super Bowl performance decisions are made by a committee, not a single individual. He also points out the significant economic upside that follows a Super Bowl appearance, concluding that while the outcome is uncertain, the potential impact is exciting.

Yo, Ask Cash, Ask Cash, Ask Cash, quick question, quick question. What is your thought on Kendrick Lamar in the Super Bowl right now?
Oh man, um, I think it's good for hip-hop, man. I think it's good for hip-hop. You think one of the biggest stages in the world, um, I know there's a lot of controversy around him, uh, not being from New Orleans and Lil Wayne could have been the person chosen, uh, but we really don't know what surprises, uh, you know, Kendrick have in store. Or, uh, the optimism gods, like if I was an optimist, I would say that it'd be super dope if Kendrick comes out and use this big stage as a way, uh, to squash the beef actually, right? Imagine him bringing out J. Cole and Drake and they, they perform First Person Shooter, talk about, you know, big as the what? Big as the Super Bowl, and then bring Lil Wayne out. So I just think it's dope. Uh, we're gonna have to wait and see. Um, we know that the decisions are not made by one person, it's committee that does them. Um, so yeah, I just think it's a— it's good economically as well because a lot of money are made post, uh, the Super Bowl. And so yeah, we're just gonna have to wait and see.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.