Charlie Puth Sang The National Anthem At The Super Bowl, And People Have A Lot To Say About It

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Charlie performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, and word on the street is it was absolutely "beautiful."

The "Attention" singer performed the anthem alongside a choir and orchestra, both dressed in all white, with a special guest.

If you were paying close attention, you might've recognized that man standing next to the stage with a saxophone.

That's Grammy Award-winning jazz saxophonist, composer, and record producer Kenny G!

The internet really can't stop talking about Charlie's national anthem performance. Here's what they're saying:

23. And finally, Charlie said, "Thank you everyone for your kind words. It was an honor to sing The National Anthem. I wrote the arrangement in a very specific way to honor Whitney Houston- I hope that was heard. Thank you to the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, the Sainted Choir, the Color of Noize Orchestra, Steve Hackman, and Kenny G for joining me on stage. And thank you Adam Blackstone for writing such a beautiful choir part. I love music so much."

Thank you everyone for your kind words. It was an honor to sing The National Anthem. I wrote the arrangement in a very specific way to honor Whitney Houston- I hope that was heard. Thank you to the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, the Sainted Choir, the Color of Noize Orchestra,…

— Charlie Puth (@charlieputh) February 9, 2026

Via Twitter: @charlieputh

Other artists who kicked off the Super Bowl ahead of Bad Bunny's halftime show were Brandi Carlile, who performed an acoustic rendition of "America the Beautiful," and Coco Jones, who sang "Lift Every Voice and Sing." Green Day opened the entire event with hits such as "Holiday" and "American Idiot."

What did you think of Charlie Puth's performance? Tell me in the comments, and check out the rest of our Super Bowl coverage here.

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