On Sunday, celebrities, sportsmen, and their families packed SoFi Stadium to watch the 56th Super Bowl between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals.

Outside the stadium, Mary Mary sang 'Lift Every Voice and Sing,' which was followed by Jhené Aiko's rendition of "America the Beautiful." During her performance, footage of her singing the Super Bowl favorite from overseas was shown.

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In a long-sleeved blue garment, country music singer Mickey Guyton performed the National Anthem atop a football-shaped pedestal, as shots of the many football players on the field listened, some with their eyes closed, soaking at the moment.

Many celebs will be in attendance for Sunday's game, including Rebel Wilson, Dwayne Johnson, Rob Lowe, Lilly Singh, Stephen Amell, and more. Some will be supporting for the Rams while others will be pulling for the Bengals, according to the Hollywood reporter.

Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's 'The Next Episode' was blasting down Prairie Avenue just outside the stadium's main entrance as a fire-red lowrider filled with enthusiastic fans dressed in Rams gear sped down the street, followed by a carload of fans rapping along to Dre and Eminem's 'Forgot About Dre,' Dre, Snoop, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and Mary J. Blige are all

Live music was a significant element of the first-ever Super Bowl in the all-new SoFi Stadium so there was plenty of entertainment before the big game.

The entertainment within the stadium and in the surrounding outside areas has heightened the atmosphere. The Chainsmokers, the electronic duo that headlined the NFL's live streaming TikTok pregame performance outside the stadium, performed a live set for ticket holders who arrived early. The official Tailgate area in the parking lot, where Fugees artist Wyclef Jean performed, drew tens of thousands of fans who enjoyed the pre-game events.

DJ Zedd performed down on the Rams side of the field as the players warmed up, getting the crowd fired up and dancing on the jumbo screen in-the-round with mixes of songs like Magic's 'Dude,' Selena Gomez's 'I Want You To Know,' Lil Nas X's 'Industry Baby,' Cherish's TikTok famous song, 'Do It To It,' and Zedd's hit pop song

A  half hour before kickoff, all of the players gathered on the field to listen to Inglewood gospel duet Mary Mary's 'Lift Every Voice,' which they played alongside Youth Orchestra Los Angeles (YOLA) conductor Thomas Wilkins outdoors near the stadium sign and fountain. The huge screen inside was used to portray the occasion.

Jhené Aiko, a Grammy-nominated R&B singer, and L. A. native sang 'America the Beautiful' with actress Sandra Mae Frank, who is deaf, signing along.

On Friday night, Frank signed country singer Mickey Guyton, who had just sang the national anthem at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles as part of the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Festival with Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton.

At the 64th Grammy Awards, which will be held in Las Vegas on April 3, Guyton will be the first Black female singer nominated in a country category, and her record and song, 'Remember Her Name,' is up for the best country album, best country song, and best country solo performance.

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How To Watch Super Bowl 2022?

This year's Super Bowl will be announced by Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth on NBC. Sideline reporters will be Michele Tafoya and Kathryn Tappen while the rules analyst will be Terry McAulay. Check your local listings to check if there is an NBC station in your region that you can watch.

On Peacock's premium tier, you can watch the Super Bowl live, and Peacock can be viewed on Apple TV, Roku, PlayStation, Fire TV, and other devices. NBC Sports App and NBCSports.com, in addition to Peacock, will live stream the game.

The 2021 Super Bowl was initially set to air on NBC, but the network switched years to show both the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics in February 2022, Daily News reported.

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