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If you want to relive Kendrick Lamar\u2019s headline-making Super Bowl halftime show, Apple Music just dropped a replay of the performance in its surround sound-like Spatial Audio.<\/p>\n
Because Apple currently sponsors the Super Bowl halftime show, the company has permission to republish these musical spectacles \u2014 but this is better than just a YouTube video of the event. Fans complain<\/a> each year about the TV broadcast\u2019s poor sound mix of these highly anticipated performances, but Apple Music\u2019s support for Dolby Atmos means fans can listen to the show in a format with more integrity.<\/p>\n Apple Music has uploaded each Super Bowl halftime show in Spatial Audio since 2023, when the company began sponsoring the event \u2014 so the recent shows from Rihanna and Usher are also available in better quality than the original broadcast.<\/p>\n Lamar took home five trophies at the Grammy Awards last week, including major wins for \u201cRecord of the Year\u201d and \u201cSong of the Year.\u201d With 22 Grammys, Lamar is one of the most decorated musicians in the industry \u2014 but President Donald Trump wasn\u2019t enthused with the rapper\u2019s performance, reportedly leaving<\/a> the stadium in the middle of the politically-charged set.<\/p>\n While Lamar\u2019s halftime show may have offered a political statement, Apple CEO Tim Cook recently donated $1 million<\/a> to Trump\u2019s inauguration fund. He sat behind the president on inauguration day alongside other tech bigwigs like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos, who also donated millions.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n