Before it became the pop culture behemoth we know and love, the Super Bowl halftime show was really just a showcase for marching bands, local performers and cover groups. Indeed, it wasn't until 1993, when Michael Jackson was asked to show up and show out, that the gig earned the cache it still carries today.

Kendrick Lamar is headlining Apple Music’s third outing at the Super Bowl, following the impressive entries from Rihanna and Usher. As usual, the history of the game is vast, putting this year’s halftime show against some true classics.

After watching adversary Kendrick Lamar enjoy the biggest wins of his career at the Grammys and then the Super Bowl, here's how Drake can turn the tables and come back bigger than ever.