Serena Williams Took Over the Super Bowl Without Even Trying
Serena Williams didn’t just show up at the Super Bowl halftime show—she took over without even trying. No warning, no buildup, just a moment so sharp it cut through the noise of one of the biggest nights in entertainment.
While Kendrick Lamar was delivering lyrical fire on stage, Serena stepped out like she owned the stadium. Dressed head to toe in Nike’s fresh 24.7 Collection, she wasn’t just there for the vibes. She was there to show something.
Nike has always been about athletic excellence, but 24.7 pushes the brand into lifestyle territory like never before. The 24.7 Collection isn’t built for just the gym or the track—it’s made for every moment. That’s why Serena wore it to dominate a stage instead of a tennis court.
The pieces move with you, whether you’re grinding at work, catching a flight, or, in her case, casually Crip Walking on a Super Bowl stage in front of millions. Her blue monochrome mini skirt and top weren’t just stylish; they embodied the shift Nike is making—where comfort meets performance without losing a single ounce of attitude.
And then there was the track playing. “Not Like Us.” The song that’s been shaking up the rap world, with Kendrick Lamar calling out none other than Drake—the same guy who’s name-dropped Serena one too many times in his music. Fans were quick to connect the dots.
The way she hit the stage at that exact moment? It was effortless, but it wasn’t accidental. Social media blew up with reactions, people reading between the lines. One fan nailed it: “Drake has mentioned Serena and her husband in too many songs. I’m not upset if she’s getting some payback.”
Whether she meant to send a message or not, the message was sent. Serena stays winning, and some people just need to stop speaking on her name. She turned a halftime performance into a full-on fashion play, proving once again that she knows exactly when and how to make an impact.
Nike couldn’t have picked a better moment to let the world see what 24.7 is really about. It represents the mindset, a lifestyle, a seamless fusion of movement and style. And when someone like Serena Williams is the one bringing it to the world, you already know it’s the kind of collection that doesn’t just drop and disappear.
The 24.7 Collection is out now, and if Serena’s Super Bowl flex is any indication, you better move fast before it’s gone.
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