SuperBowl Symbolism Quiz

What do the lights reading “Warning Wrong Way” symbolize during the show?

How is Kendrick Lamar different from Uncle Sam in the performance?

How does Uncle Sam try to stop Lamar from doing in the show?

What other "games" is Samuel L. Jackson referring to when he says, “the great American game”?

What ongoing issues in America does Lamar's performance highlight?

What part of Lamar’s identity is highlighted during the performance?

What is one possible message the scene in the prison yard sends to Black people?

How does Lamar use his platform in the performance to speak on racial and political issues?

In the show, what role does Uncle Sam represent?

What famous phrase did Samuel L. Jackson (as Uncle Sam) say at the start of the show?

In the performance, what is meant by "the great American game"?

What phrase did some political leaders use to criticize Lamar's performance?

How were the performance spaces designed in the show?

Who performed at the SuperBowl ?

Where is the Turf Feinz dance crew from?

Where is Lamar seen performing when the lights read "Warning Wrong Way"?

What does Lamar mean by "40 acres and a mule" in his performance?

What character did Samuel L. Jackson play during the performance?

What dance group performed during this part of the show?

What does Kendrick Lamar standing in the middle of the American flag represent?

What does Lamar want people to know about the importance of Black voices in pop culture?

What do the PlayStation controller-like performance spaces represent?

Which of Lamar's past albums is referenced when he says "40 acres and a mule"?

How does Kendrick Lamar's life compare to a video game, according to the passage?