What Buffalo Thinks About Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Performance

The 59th edition of the NFL championship has come and gone, and it was a game for the record books. Sports fans all over the world watched the Philadelphia Elgles beat the Kansas City Chiefs in one of the most lopsided Super Bowls in recent history. While this game will go down in history and sports fans will spend lots of time talking about it, there is a whole sector of the population who turned to the game not to watch football but to watch Kendrick Lamar perform during the halftime show.

Once Super Bowl LIX paused for its mid-game break, K. Dot took the field to perform 11 songs from a few of his different musical projects.

While Kendrick's performance featured a few of his older, more popular songs, the performance mostly featured tracks from his latest album, GNX. Lamar had guest appearances from Samuel L. Jackson, DJ Mustard, and SZA while he strutted his stuff for more than 120 million people worldwide.

This halftime show has garnered a while selection of comments from people all over, from political pundits and music aficionados to hip-hop legends and random folks; just about everyone has an opinion about the show.

Those opinions run the gambit from comments like "this was the worst performance ever" to "this was a great political protest that we need to have given the current state of America." Given that people in Buffalo and Western New York are never short of having an opinion, what are people in the 716 saying about this?

I posed that exact question to my social media networks and the responses are truly a microcosm of the nation. Check out what people had to say below.