Bow Wow, the rapper and former child star, keeps strong ties to music legends. The artist known for early hits often speaks up for friends in the industry. A recent comment on Chris Brown has fans talking about future possibilities.
Bow Wow shared his thoughts on Brown performing at the Super Bowl. Hetold TMZ, “Chris Brown threw his name in the ring for the Super Bowl. Absolutely. I definitely feel like he’s worthy. It’s my brother. If anybody can do it, it’s my brother. And look, he’s ready.” Bow Wow spoke with confidence about his longtime friend.
👀 There’s been lots of online back and forth about whether Chris Brown should perform at the Super Bowl… but Bow Wow says he already knows the answer. pic.twitter.com/yI5anzUDCK
— TMZ (@TMZ) February 21, 2026
Minutes after Bad Bunny concluded his Puerto Rico-themed halftime performance, which featured guests Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, Chris Brownposted a pointed message to his Instagram Stories, “I THINK ITS SAFE TO SAY.. THEY NEED ME!” Many saw the post as a confident response to the performance.
The post was widely understood asa criticism of Bad Bunny’s performance. Some fans said Brown’s energetic dance songs would be a great match for the stage. However, others mentioned his past controversies and said this may be why the NFL has not chosen him.
Fans have launched campaigns and online petitions, including one onChange.org, calling on the NFL to select Brown as the 2027 Super Bowl host. They say his “Breezy Bowl XX” stadium tour shows that he can lead a big show.
Jan 14, 2024; Los Angeles, California, USA; Rapper Saweetie, fashion designer Tracey Mills and singer-songwriter Chris Brown attend the game between the USC Trojans and the UCLA Bruins at Galen Center. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports
Jan 14, 2024; Los Angeles, California, USA; Rapper Saweetie, fashion designer Tracey Mills and singer-songwriter Chris Brown attend the game between the USC Trojans and the UCLA Bruins at Galen Center. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports
Both have worked together for years. They collaborated on songs likeShortie Like Mine in 2006 andAin’t Thinkin’ ‘Bout You in 2010. He often calls Brown his brother in interviews and on social media. The veteran in the game has supported Brown many times in the past.
The Super Bowl halftime show draws huge attention each year. It brings top artists to millions of viewers and helps the NFL reach a global audience. Performers like Bad Bunny show how the event mixes music and sports culture.
Chris Brown’s NFL and Super Bowl ties
Chris Brown, the R&B singer, has had his music played in NFL highlight videos and game introductions over the years. Fans often imagine him performing at the Super Bowl because of his strong dance skills and high-energy stage presence.
Bow Wow, his close friend, has spoken in support of giving him that opportunity. This shows how hip-hop artists remain connected to NFL events.
This support keeps the discussion going about which performer is the right fit for the league’s biggest show. Many believe a powerful performance could bring more excitement to future Super Bowls.