The NFL went to Dublin, Ireland, this weekend. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings competed in a game, starting at 9:30 a.m. ET. As part of the event, British singer Myles Smith performed at halftime. His performance was reminiscent of what fans have come to expect from Super Bowl performances.
Smith put on a great show that seemed to resonate with the fans in the stadium and around the world. He even added a nice touch with smoke featuring all three colors of the Irish flag.
Nice touch by Myles Smith at HT in Dublin 🏈🇮🇪 pic.twitter.com/NWEbsQc156
— Anthony Wootton ✍️ (@arwootton) September 28, 2025
Smith’s performance led to a positive reaction from fans on X.
“This halftime show sounds better than any Super Bowl halftime in years. Who is this band? This dude is f*cking killing it,” one fan wrote.
“I have never heard of Myles Smith, but this halftime show in Dublin is pretty dope,” another commented.
“Myles Smith, huh? I so rarely like the bands big-game NFL suits throw at us. But that song was sweet. I’m gonna check that guy out,” one fan added.
Fans continued to react in the comments.
“Myles Smith is very good at the music thing. A lot of great songs he has,” one fan wrote.
“This Myles Smith guy is talented. He has a new fan as of right now,” another commented.
“Watching Myles Smith growing from TikTok years ago to playing at an international NFL game is so awesome. Good for him man,” one fan added.
Minnesota Hoped to Bounce Back After Myles Smith’s Halftime Performance
After Myles Smith’s halftime performance, the Minnesota Vikings were hoping to start the second half with a better performance. While the Vikings were still in the game after the first half, they had not scored a touchdown and were trailing 14-6. Carson Wentz had also thrown a bad interception, which put the Vikings in a bad spot.
However, the second half did not get off to a good start for the team. After Wentz threw another interception on the second drive of the half for the Vikings, the Steelers got the ball and scored a TD of their own. This extended their lead to 21-6 as the game entered the final stages of the third quarter.
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