Super Bowl 50 audience of 100 million for Beyonce, Coldplay and Bruno Mars
February 07, 2016
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Coldplay will make their Super Bowl debut
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A video set in New Orleans was also released on YouTube which depicts an area stricken by flooding, recalling the 2005 disaster caused by Hurricane Katrina.
It includes references to America's Black Lives Matter movement, which grew out of the 2014 shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.
Graffiti reading "stop shooting us" is visible on a wall and a boy wearing a hooded top holds his hands in the air in a move evoking the "hands up, don't shoot!" slogan popularised at protests over the shooting.
The Super Bowl is the highlight of the American football calendar, and attracts some of the biggest names in music for the half-time entertainment show.
Previous performers include Katy Perry, Madonna, and the Rolling Stones.
An average of 114.4 million people watched Super Bowl in 2015, making the game the most watched in the history of US television.
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