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How Much Did Shakira, Justin Bieber and More Get Paid for World Cup 2026? Breaking Down the Cost

Performance metrics and critical reception dominate the aftermath of FIFA's inaugural World Cup Final halftime show featuring Shakira, BTS, Madonna, and Bieber.

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What happened

FIFA hosted its first-ever World Cup Final halftime show, featuring performances by Shakira, Madonna, BTS, and Justin Bieber. The event has transitioned into a discussion regarding the impact of the show on artist streaming numbers and the authenticity of the broadcast.

Coverage from Billboard, AP News, and Pitchfork highlights a measurable rise in song streams following the event, with Justin Bieber’s streams increasing by 110%. While industry outlets analyze the commercial success of the performers, other coverage questions the staging and nature of the production.

Future reports may clarify the financial specifics of the talent contracts. Observers are also waiting to see if additional data on viewer engagement or further industry analysis of the show's format will emerge.

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Questions people are asking

Who performed at the World Cup Final halftime show?

The lineup included Shakira, Madonna, BTS, and Justin Bieber.

How did the performance affect streaming numbers?

According to AP News, performers saw a jump in song streams, with Justin Bieber's streams up 110%.

What is the consensus on the show's quality?

Critical reception is varied, with some coverage characterizing the halftime show as lacking authenticity.

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