Overview
- Media reports on Friday and Saturday cited Kalshi betting odds that gave Justin Bieber roughly a 33 percent chance to headline the Super Bowl LXI halftime show, with Miley Cyrus at about 31 percent and Harry Styles near 26 percent.
- The betting-market movement followed an X post from an NFL-rumours account claiming Bieber was the new favorite, and that post prompted mixed fan reaction online.
- Coverage ties Bieber’s rise in public odds to his Coachella comeback, noting reported spikes in streaming, heavy ticket demand and more than $15 million in SKYLRK merchandise sales during his sets.
- No outlet has an NFL confirmation and league officials have not released a shortlist, so odds reflect market probabilities rather than a formal booking.
- What to watch next: shifts in public betting prices, any statement from the NFL, and whether reported momentum from festivals turns into an official halftime offer.