21 Savage wrapped up Super Bowl weekend with an electrifying set at the New England Patriots’ Super Bowl afterparty on Sunday night at the Santa Clara Convention Center.
Coming straight from the end of the game, the Atlanta rapper hit the stage alongside a stacked lineup that included Post Malone and Nelly, transforming the Patriots’ postgame bash into one of the most buzzed-about celebrations of the weekend.
21 Savage’s Super Bowl run didn’t start at kickoff — it wrapped up a jam-packed weekend. Before the big game, he hit the stage at Michael Rubin’s exclusive Super Bowl bash, performing alongside a powerhouse lineup that featured Travis Scott, Cardi B, SZA, and more. The invite-only affair also brought out major names like Tom Brady, Jay-Z, Jamie Foxx, and Jon Bon Jovi.
The performances come as 21 Savage continues to ride a strong wave. On December 12, he dropped his fourth solo studio album, What Happened To The Streets?, following a streak of Billboard 200 chart-topping debuts. The project further showcases his growth, stretching his creative reach beyond just music.
To mark the album’s release, 21 Savage teamed up with British-Nigerian contemporary artist Slawn for a companion art exhibition at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art. The exhibit displayed 15 original collaborative pieces, including the album cover and a collector’s work inspired by Kerry James Marshall’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of His Former Self, as well as individual portrait pieces connected to the album’s featured collaborations.
