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Charlie Puth will headline the national anthem at Super Bowl LX, with Coco Jones performing Lift Every Voice and Sing and Brandi Carlile singing America the Beautiful, all accompanied by ASL sign artists for inclusivity.

Roc Nation helped announce the lineup, with Desiree Perez underscoring the moment’s cultural impact; Bad Bunny was previously named the Halftime Show headliner, with DPS producing the show and Jesse Collins as an executive producer.

Pregame broadcasts are set to stream on NBC, Telemundo, and Peacock, providing broad access to the performances.

The narrative notes controversy around the event and Puth’s tentative response, with sources dating from December 2025 and February 2025.

ABC Audio is the article’s source, addressing public reaction and Puth’s response to the controversy.

The report cites The Independent UK as a source and includes its links to original reporting.

Related entertainment items and profiles are listed, indicating a broader entertainment roundup rather than a single-focus story.

Some fans have criticized Puth online, drawing unfavorable comparisons to Whitney Houston.

Public reaction on social media is mixed, with both supportive and critical comments reflecting ongoing debate about the event.

Nina Corcoran from Pitchfork is noted in the context of the piece’s end.

Puth discusses personal insecurities and stage experiences, including a panic-attack-related departure in his 20s, and comments on fame versus anonymity.