Celine Dion doesn’t just play with us when she’s creatively making big announcements or appearing in iconic segments, including the Sunday Night Football video. The singer took us down memory lane as her 1996 song, It’s All Coming Back to Me Now was playing.
The song was such a big hit when it was released that it didn’t take long for it to reach number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, behind another classic, Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix).
Dion appeared in an already shot sequence, introducing the live broadcast of the game between the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers on NBC and Peacock. It was a grand game, as the two teams have not played against each other in primetime since 1982. Additionally, this was the teams’ first matchup against each other in Super Bowl XXX since 1996, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
In this segment, she said that her favorite thing about the game is the power it has to help connect who someone is and who they were, proving that most of our strongest memories and our dearest loves will always be within us. Can live together.
She then appeared in a Super Bowl XXX sweatshirt, which included the logos of both teams. The singer asked the audience if they knew what she was talking about. Dion said, “Sometimes, some nights, it all comes back.”
The clip also shows moments where both the teams played against each other in previous games, which definitely sparked a craving among football sports fans to re-watch those iconic matches.
In the segment, the My Heart Will Go On singer shared, “Their love affair – well, maybe not like the way I usually sing about it, but still, you know, here’s my Work together.” He further questioned the lyrics of his 1996 song, which were, ‘When you touch me like this. When you hold me like this.’ It kind of fits, no?”
The songstress further added that, in all honesty, it created wonderful desires and revealed painful heartbreaks from a long time ago. She said, “Like many old flames, it always feels right when they get back together. Don’t you think?” The songwriter continued, “Like tonight, rekindling the kind of magic they once created. Cowboys and Steelers, a timeless Sunday night classic.”
The segment ended and concluded with the long-standing iconic tradition in which he is showered with Gatorade.
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