Rapper Joseph Antonio Cartagena, popularly known as Fat Joe, performed at Kansas City Chiefs vs Cincinnati Bengals AFC title game halftime show at the Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday.

Kansas led Cincinnati 13-6 at halftime. After scoring field goals on consecutive drives, Patrick Mahomes connected with tight end Travis Kelce for a touchdown in the second quarter.

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Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was sacked four times and managed to throw for 147 yards and one interception in the first half. Mahomes, on the other hand, completed 13 out of his 19 attempted passes for 167 yards and a touchdown (to Kelce).

After Burrow threw an interception with four minutes left in the half, the Bengals were forced a three-and-out. They marched down the field for a 90-yard field goal drive.

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Joseph Antonio Cartagena, known by his stage name Fat Joe, is an American rapper. He is based out of New York City. The musician is known for his songs “All the way up,” “What’s love?” and “Lean back.”

Watch Fat Joe’s halftime performance:

Meanwhile, Generald Wilson sang the national anthem at Kansas City Chiefs vs Cincinnati Bengals AFC title game at Arrowhead Stadium.

Wilson is a retired Navy Petty officer first class, as described by the announcer before the start of the NFL game. He last sang The Star-Spangled Banner during an NFL game in September when the Chiefs defeated the Los Angeles Chargers at home.

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“For that minute and a half, you’re putting away your differences and you’re singing a song together with the person sitting next to you; the person way across the field or the court,” Wilson said after it was announced that he will be singing the national anthem ahead of the AFC Championship game on Sunday.

“And that minute and a half, you’re coming together because you love this country. And then the excitement is to sing a song that’s close to the original as possible, but still gives you that flavor!” he added.