Jermaine Dupri, 51, has formally spoken out after the Louis Vuitton socks he wore throughout the 2024 Super Bowl Halftime Show went viral. The rapper got here out to carry out mid-way by Usher‘s stage time at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV on Sunday and wore a black and white outfit that included the white socks with black loafers. The footwear instantly bought consideration and numerous social media customers began sharing pictures and discussing the look in posts, with some even evaluating the sneakers and socks to black buckle sneakers with white ruffled socks that numerous little women are identified to put on.
“Haaa!! ok I ain’t have time for y’all last night I was too drunk, me and my homies performed at the Super Bowl!so I’m just really seeing y’all got me f*cked up !!” he wrote within the caption of a close-up photograph of the socks and a meme, which he posted on Monday. “But I will say it’s funny as hell,yoooo!! @pharrell 🤣🤣 you see this !? PS we came into this game with our clothes on backwards, i ain’t no regular n*gga 🤣🤣.”
Jermaine’s lighthearted response to the jokes about his socks comes after he wowed along with his efficiency on the huge recreation. Usher was additionally joined by different gifted musicians on stage, together with Alicia Keys, Ludacris, Lil Jon, and H.E.R., throughout the entertaining present. It proved to be a enjoyable second within the midst of the depth on the sector between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers.
In addition to posting concerning the socks on social media, Jermaine spoke with ET concerning the humorous viral second and the efficiency on the whole. “It’s really, really funny but, you know, them Louis Vuitton socks I had on — I don’t know what everybody talking about,” he mentioned.
“It’s amazing to be up there with your friends and to be up there with people that you basically started,” he additionally added. “When we first worked, [it was] the first time he ever had a No.1 record so to be up there was… definitely, definitely amazing.”
Jermaine additionally revealed that Usher’s epic look on the Super Bowl was deliberate for some time. “When the Super Bowl was in Atlanta, they messed up and they didn’t let him do it,” he recalled. “We thought about it after the fact, you know, when an artist gets that big, you gotta let them do what they gotta do.”
“People know our connection… I helped him put together his show in Vegas,” he continued. “I was thinking about this a long time ago. Not him doing Super Bowl, but just something that looked like this.”
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