Fergie, Sweet Child O’ Mine
The Super Bowl crowd is easily captivated by certain elements, and the Black Eyed Peas certainly knew how to leave a lasting impression. Their decision to surprise the audience by bringing guitarist Slash on stage was nothing short of brilliant. As the band kicked off their performance with a Guns N' Roses classic, "Sweet Child O' Mine," Slash emerged, striking the iconic opening riff. Fergie, the lead vocalist, swiftly joined in, but her choice to imitate Axl Rose's distinctive voice for the cover received mixed reactions from fans, as some preferred her to embrace her own unique style.
With an understanding of what resonates with Super Bowl spectators, the Black Eyed Peas made an astute move by incorporating a legendary guitarist into their act. The unexpected appearance of Slash injected an extra level of excitement into the performance. Beginning with the iconic guitar riff of "Sweet Child O' Mine," the crowd was instantly engaged. However, opinions were divided when Fergie attempted to replicate Axl Rose's vocal style instead of relying on her own artistic interpretation, leaving some fans feeling less enthused about the cover.
