Maroon 5's performance was distinctly average
It's fair to say that there wasn't too much fanfare when Maroon 5 were announced as the Super Bowl Half-Time show act.
Despite earworming songs and overall general popularity, there were fears that Adam Levine and co wouldn't suit the occasion.
Nonetheless, the decision was made so all there was to do was hope for the best.
Well, it didn't really happen for them:
It just sounded flat, and they tried to squeeze in too many songs in too short a time.
The Super Bowl act is one that puts on a show, a party you could say.
A number of years ago, Beyonce and Bruno Mars saved Coldplay's show, but there wasn't anyone on hand to do the same here.
Viewers took to Twitter with their opinions
'Maroon 5' is currently the 4th most trending topic topic on Twitter but it's for all the wrong reasons.
Justin timberlake and Maroon 5 having the most boring halftime in the history of supbowl halftime pic.twitter.com/zgrtnZUO1B
— chara♡ (@nanapuddin_) February 4, 2019
Maroon 5’s Adam Levine can be magnetic onstage, but his songs sound benign and computer-generated, smoothed to the point of incomprehensibility. https://t.co/qIhqNDZnD2
— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) February 4, 2019
anyone wanna buy some maroon 5 curtains? pic.twitter.com/eO6iFnCQsn
— christian (@liquornlambos) February 4, 2019
Lady Gaga did more for Spongebob than this mess of a halftime show Maroon 5 and the mumbling rappers had. #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/kYKff5xYU8
— Allergic to mornings (@VonHarttell) February 4, 2019
Travis Scott's performance was more successful
Travis Scott also appeared during last night's Half Time show alongside Big Boi, one half of Outkast.
Kylie Jenner shared a sweet video of a giggling Stormi watching her Dad on the TV.
Many are reporting Travis helped carry the mediocre display from Maroon 5.
