The hottest Super Bowl LIV parties celebrities showed up to
Here are the celebrities that have been partying it up in Miami
The city that hosts the Super Bowl attracts thousands of visitors every year, and that includes football-loving, high-profile celebrities. This year, it was Miami's turn to get stormed by a sea of partying stars.
From top-charting musicians to beloved actors, models and every entertainer in between, there is a sponsored event with a famous face present. Here are a few of the most notable bankrollers that took over pre-game bashes Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon.
Out of all the many pre-Super Bowl concerts that went down this weekend, Lady Gaga stole the show as a headliner of AT&T TV's Super Saturday Night at the Meridian on Island Gardens. Numerous famous faces attended the high-energy event to see her perform.
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Olivia Culpo attends the AT&T TV Super Saturday Night at Meridian on Island Gardens in Miami on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020, in Miami, Fla. (Photo by Scott Roth/Invision/AP)
This includes celebrities like fashion influencer Olivia Culpo, actor Paul Rudd, supermodel Adriana Lima, Jon Hamm and more.
Gaga performed her classics "You and I," "Bad Romance" and "Born This Way."
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Not far from the Meridian at Island Gardens, Maroon 5 had a big night as headliners of the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest's third night. The band's lead singer Adam Levine rocked through a 90-minute set that included the group's biggest songs such as “Payphone," "This Love," "Moves Like Jagger" and "Animal."
Levine made sure he brought out his signature pink Hello Kitty guitar for all to see at the AmericanAirlines Arena.
Maroon 5 performs on Saturday in Miami. (AP Photo/Jeff Lewis)
Rappers Fat Joe, 50 Cent and Remy Ma brought some New York flavor to the Pepsi Super Splash Pool Party on Saturday. The pre-Super Bowl concert took place at the Clevelander South Beach Hotel and Bar.
Joe performed several hits, including his Grammy-nominated songs "What's Luv?," "Lean Back" and "All the Way Up." 50 Cent followed up Joe’s performance with his own smash tunes such as: "What Up Gangsta" and "In Da Club." Ma surprised the crowd with her appearance and rapped alongside 50 Cent. Her rap star other half, Papoose, freestyled on stage as well.
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DJ Khaled and rapper Flo Rida also took the stage for their own performance.
Fat Joe and 50 Cent perform at the Pepsi Super Splash Pool Party at Pepsi Neon Beach on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020, in South Beach, FL. (Photo by Donald Traill/Invision/AP)
Star-studded partying is not only reserved for Saturdays. Many celebs are getting their early pre-game kicks on Sunday.
DIRECTV's NFL Sunday Ticket activation is one of many Super Bowl Sunday events that are attracting the rich and famous. This includes comedian Kevin Hart and his wife Eniko Parrish and NFL quarterbacks Mark Sanchez and Dak Prescott.
Kevin Hart and Eniko Parrish attend the DIRECTV + NFL SUNDAY TICKET at The Bungalow party on Sunday, Feb. 2, 2020, in Miami. (Jesus Aranguren/AP Images for DIRECTV)
And rapper Kanye West brought his Sunday Service concert event to Bayfront Park Sunday morning.
The NFL and host committees say the Super Bowl brings between $300 and $500 million to host cities, but it's not clear whether Miami has raked in that much for the event. Economist Victor Matheson has told multiple news outlets over the years that he estimates the return for hosting the big game is closer to $30 to $ 130 million.
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With 2020 Super Bowl tickets costing an average of $10,835 per ticket, according to data from TicketIQ, it's no wonder why host stadiums are filled with temporarily visiting celebs and big spenders who may or may not be spending money in local businesses.