In a recent social media post, Wayne expressed confusion and frustration over the NFL's decision, urging others not to mistake his kindness for weakness.

During an appearance on The Skip Bayless Show, Wayne reiterated his bafflement and anger regarding the NFL's choice, stating he felt he deserved the opportunity.

Wayne expressed that he holds no hard feelings about the Super Bowl decision, stating, 'it's all g-double-o-d,' while still feeling the sting of the snub.

Kendrick Lamar is set to headline the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show in New Orleans, a decision announced by the NFL in September 2024.

Despite his disappointment, Wayne is using this experience as motivation to elevate his career and aims to become an undeniable choice for future performances.

Lil Wayne recently expressed his disappointment over not being selected for the halftime show, referencing his feelings in a song titled 'Wacced Out Murals,' where he acknowledges Kendrick's success.

Wayne admitted he was unprepared for the emotional impact of being overlooked and thanked his supporters for their encouragement during this time.

Wayne confirmed he will be out of the country during the Super Bowl and will not be able to make a surprise appearance during Kendrick's performance.

Wayne revealed he has spoken with Kendrick and wishes him well, although he remains unclear about the reasons for his own exclusion from the event.

Kendrick's recent album 'GNX' features a mention of Wayne, hinting at the significance of the Super Bowl opportunity for both artists.

Wayne interpreted Kendrick's lyrics as an acknowledgment of his feelings about the situation, emphasizing that Lamar did not intend to let him down.

Wayne had previously expressed interest in performing at the halftime show, stating he was working hard to secure a spot and hoped to make it difficult for decision-makers to overlook him.