Lady Gaga and Tom Brady participated in an emotional introduction video for FOX’s official broadcast of the Super Bowl, paying a special tribute to the victims of the New Year’s attack in New Orleans.
The iconic singer Lady Gaga performed a moving rendition of “Hold My Hand” on Bourbon Street, in tribute to the 14 people who lost their lives in the tragic incident.
Tom Brady sent some words of resilience and support
Dressed entirely in white, the winner of two Grammy awards sat in front of a piano on a stage set up in the middle of the street and, accompanied by a full band and choir, delivered an emotional performance.
His performance moved the attendees, among them the Louisiana State Police officers, the New Orleans police officers, the emergency services, and law enforcement, who had the opportunity to witness the show up close.
The video also featured the legendary former New England Patriots quarterback, Tom Brady, and former player and current analyst Michael Strahan. Both delivered messages of strength and unity in the face of adversity.
Brady expressed solemnly: “When tragedy strikes, we do not break, we unite more, we rise up and never let evil win.” He also added: “En los momentos en que estamos cabizbajos y hemos perdido la esperanza, algo poderoso siempre nos levanta, el espíritu americano de valentía, generosidad y unidad.”
The emotional performance of Lady Gaga at Super Bowl LIX comes just a few days after the release of her latest single, “Abracadabra,” and her stunning rendition of “California Dreamin'” alongside Bruno Mars at the Grammy Awards.
His presence at this tribute not only highlighted his musical talent but also his commitment to social causes and his empathy with those who have suffered losses.
With this powerful message of hope and resilience, FOX's introduction for the Super Bowl managed to move the audience and remind them of the unifying power of sports and music in difficult times.
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