Taylor Swift fans upset that Kendrick Lamar didn’t perform ‘Bad Blood’ during Super Bowl halftime show

Now they got bad blood.

Taylor Swift’s fans are disappointed that Kendrick Lamar did not perform their collab, “Bad Blood,” during the Super Bowl halftime show at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday.

“You have countless swifties watching the Super Bowl and you couldn’t simply ask Taylor for the rights to your version of bad blood. Pathetic!” one fan tweeted.

“not me being so delusional i thought taylor swift might perform badblood with kendrick lamar 😭,” another added.

“Just really feel like Bad Blood would’ve brought a little razzle dazzle to the halftime show,” a third chimed in.

“Kendrick had the opportunity to do the most iconic thing & bring Taylor out for bad blood but he didn’t smh,” a fourth agreed.

“Kendrick Lamar totally missed out on the opportunity to break the internet and perform Bad Blood. Old mate failed the world,” someone else wrote.

In September 2024, Apple Music and the NFL announced via Instagram that Lamar, 37, would be headlining the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show in February 2025 with a photo of the rapper sitting on a football field in front of an American flag background.

The “Luther” rapper also shared the news on social media with a video of himself tossing footballs on a field.

“My name is Kendrick Lamar, and I’ll be performing at Super Bowl 59. Are you pulling up? I hope so … let’s get it  … I wouldn’t want you to miss it. Meet me in New Orleans,” he wrote.

The “Power” actor’s halftime show comes amid his highly publicized beef with Drake.

Throughout 2024, Lamar and “God’s Plan” emcee, 38, exchanged shots at each other through vicious diss tracks, including “Family Matters” and “Euphoria.”

The West Coast native was widely declared the winner of the feud when he dropped the catchy song “Not Like Us” last May.

On the song, he accused Drake — born Aubrey Graham — of being a “pedophile” who liked underage girls. (Drake denied the claims.)

The song debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and its corresponding music video has garnered more than 216 million views on YouTube.