Rapper Jay-Z has agreed to partner with the National Football League to promote social

justice initiatives and expand entertainment options.

But many see the move as a betrayal of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Capernick.

The billionaire has previously supported Cap by wearing his jersey and refusing to play

the halftime Super Bowl show.

Several players have responded to Jay-Z's move, including Carolina Panther's safety Eric

Reed, who called Jay-Z a sell-out.

But the rapper argues it's time to move on from kneeling by taking real actions.

You're listening to the conspiracy theories about popular culture podcast.

I, of course, am your host, Isaac Vyshop.

Not my real name, of course.

Not related to the founder of the Illuminati No.

But today we're going to talk about the Super Bowl halftime show.

The largest mass ritual conducted every year.

What happened this year?

I bet you're dying to know I'm dying to discuss it.

To me, if you want the short version, this thing was more political than anything.

There were some occult elements though.

If you want to get fringy.

I'll get fringy right there with you.

Okay.

But yeah, overall, I think the halftime show this year was more political than it was occult.

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