All the Celebrities at the Super Bowl: Taylor Swift, Pete Davidson, Ice Spice, More

Celebrities have flocked to New Orleans to watch the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs for Super Bowl LIX. Over the past week, they've landed in Louisiana, all culminating in the big game Sunday night. 

This year, Jon Batiste, a native of New Orleans sang the national anthem wearing an an all-black Paul Smith suit paired with an eye-catching brooch. Plenty of musicians were in attendance, like Taylor Swift, who has brought football into the cultural zeitgeist for her regular attendance at Chiefs games. The singer often brings some style to the stadium, dressing in designers like Vivienne Westwood. Swift sat besides rapper, Ice Spice sporting Victoria Secret (for the second year in a row) while cheering on her beau, Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce. On the other hand, celebs like Bradley Cooper and the recently tattoo-free Pete Davidson stepped out in support of the Eagles.

This year, Kendrick Lamar, fresh off of a Grammy Awards sweep for his hit "Not Like Us," is performing. And it isn't a halftime show without an impressive set and at least one talented special guest; remember Lady Gaga practically falling out of the sky for her Super Bowl LI performance? This year, Lamar brought out SZA and Mustard to collaborate with Samuel L. Jackson serving as the performance's narrator.

The broadcast garners roughly 120 million viewers, with celebrities taking the front row and private boxes, but there are some benefits to watching the game from the comfort of home: the commercials and snooping on everything happening on the ground. If you're a die-hard fan of the Chiefs or Eagles or just a pop culture fanatic, keep scrolling to see all the celebrities who attended Super Bowl LIX.