Taylor Swift to Join Usher as Surprise Guest? Bold Predictions on Super Bowl Half-Time Show

After 30 years of entertainment and fabulous chartbusters. R&B icon Usher will be able to make his dream come true. As the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers lock horns, Usher will perform the halftime show. But can Taylor Swift be joining him on the stage?

The Super Bowl halftime show is one of the most-watched musical performances of the year. And no doubt Usher will want to make the most of it. With rumors flying around as to his special guest for the show. Let’s take a look at potential candidates.

Usher to reunite with Taylor Swift?

The duo has previously graced the stage on two different occasions. First time in 2009, at Z100’s Jingle Ball in New York. Then 2 years later when Swift invited Usher for her Speak Now tour in 2011. Swift’s popularity has overshadowed everything else and her connection to the Chiefs via Travis Kelce. This could be a possible special guest.

“She could be a special guest. I don’t know”, said Usher last year after the announcement. He hasn’t closed the door on this possibility. However, fans have come up with a few other suggestions as well.

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The only downside of Usher collaborating with the 12X Grammy winner is that they do not share any songs. Though she has sung the verse of rapper Ludacris in the popular song ‘Yeah!’ when they collaborated last. But Usher’s recent comments do not support Swift’s inclusion.

A halftime show to remember

“Not just R&B music, but R&B performance, R&B connection, R&B spirit”, said Usher recently when talking about the nature of his upcoming performance. This provides ample hints that Usher’s special guest could be someone firmly enshrined in the R&B world.

From Beyonce to Miguel, anyone could be up on the stage with Usher. Or he could invite someone like Lionel Ritchie from yesteryears. Ritchie himself performed at the Super Bowl XXXVI’s halftime show in 2001.

Who do you think will share the stage with Usher? Could it be Taylor Swift? Let us know in the comments.

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