Rapper Ludacris made a stellar halftime performance in a game between the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints on Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

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Fans were joyed seeing their beloved singer perform at the halftime. Several NFL fans and social media reacted to the moment through their social handles.

One X user wrote, “Just like in Fast and Furious, Ludacris does his own stunts 😏”

“Shout-out to @Ludacris for the trust he had to exercise to do this. #Falcons” another user wrote.

One fan tweeted, “Atlanta winning this game cause @Ludacris came into the game like it was a #Fastandfurious movie”

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A well-known personality in the rap world, Ludacris has cemented his place as one of the 21st century’s most prosperous and significant rappers. Ludacris is well-known for his clever and occasionally graphic lyrics, but he’s also praised for his excellent production and catchy hooks. Among his accomplishments are three Grammy Awards, an MTV Video Music Award, an Actors Guild Award, and a Critic’s Choice Award.

Both the Falcons and the Saints have lost recently going into this game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, but the Falcons are looking to snap a three-game losing streak and improve their record to 4-6. After the bye week, the Falcons, who have lost six of their previous eight games, aim to change the tide.

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Conversely, the Saints, who now have a 5-5 record, lost to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 10, ending a two-game winning streak. They still lead the Falcons by one game in the division despite the loss.

Following a bye week, the Falcons had more time to get ready and decide who would start at quarterback following Taylor Heinicke’s hamstring injury in the previous contest. Desmond Ridder, a second-year signal caller, entered the game but was unable to stop the team’s third straight loss. He did, however, regain his starting position due to his performance. Currently, the game stands in favor of the Falcons by 21-15 against the Saints.