Pepsi's Comment On Usher Halftime Show Prediction Gains Attention

Fans are having fun predicting how Usher's Halftime Show could go, and Pepsi, the former sponsor of the event, has given their opinion.

As you know, the 45-year-old has been announced to take the stage during the big game, which has been "30 years in the making." With so many hit songs, and a wide variety of collaborations, fans are trying to predict just how the show will go down -- and the videos are taking over social media.

One video, in particular, is gaining a lot of traction as two fans went all out, jumping over couches and performing stunts in their living room -- and Pepsi is loving it.

'Yeah man!'

Usher fans are flooding TikTok with videos of their Usher Halftime Show predictions, and one video seemingly got the stamp of approval from Pepsi. In the now-viral clip, two women put on a stellar performance as they predicted just how Usher would open the show.

The video is so good that fans are convinced Usher's team "leaked" the choreography. "Usher’s team: WHO LEAKED THIS?!" one user commented on the clip as another sad Usher was taking notes as he watched this.

"DIDNT KNOW THE HALF TIME HAPPENED BEFORE THE SUPERBOWL EVENT" another expressed.

But one comment that is grabbing a lot of fans' attention is the big soda company, Pepsi, which used to sponsor the Halftime Show. "Just set a reminder to come back to this next week," they said, which prompted many others to agree.

"This," one user wrote as another said, "The only thing I like about Pepsi is this comment."

Pepsi was not the only big company to notice the video, as Dolby commented, "You’re telling us this isn’t Usher??" as MLB team Seattle Mariners wrote, "They fr got the script."

Las Vegas, where the Super Bowl is hosted this year, wrote "Did you sneak into rehearsal??"

Planet Fitness said, "After this performance, idk if we even need to tune into the halftime show."

As Halo Top Creamery chimed in, expressing, "Liking this to compare the results."

The ‘Yeah’ singer recently commented on current predictions that are circulating social media, saying, “There have been these fantasy lists that have been going out, people trying to figure out what song I’m going to perform first, middle, last."

He added, "I was very mindful of my past, celebrating my present, which is here in Las Vegas, and thinking about where we’re headed in the future. And that was a good idea.”

Alicia Keys has been confirmed to take the stage alongside Usher to sing 'My Boo,' and it has been rumored that the 'Yeah' singer reached out to Justin Bieber, though it is still unknown if he will make a surprise appearance.

Usher will take the stage at Super Bowl LVIII, which kicks off today, Sunday, February 11 at 6:30 p.m. ET.