It may come as a surprise to those in the younger generations that the spectacular, star-studded Super Bowl halftime shows we are used to seeing every year have only been around for the past two decades. Before Michael Jackson took the stage during Super Bowl 27 in 1993<\/a>, the Super Bowl halftime show was nothing to get excited about. Prior to 1993, the show featured college marching bands, short comedic skits and other low-budget performances \u2014 nothing like the highly anticipated musical spectacle that the Super Bowl halftime show has become today. But the King of Pop\u2019s 1993 performance left an indelible mark on the Super Bowl, and each year\u2019s performer attempts to give a bigger and better show than the last.<\/p>\n Even though there are only 23 big Super Bowl halftime shows to choose from, the amazing performers over the years have made it very difficult to decide who did it best! Whether you like classic rock or pop and hip-hop, there\u2019s always something for everyone to enjoy. We at Fred Astaire Dance Studios, however, love to dance no matter the music, so our top picks from the Super Bowl halftime show are those whose dance performances impressed us the most:<\/p>\n https:\/\/youtu.be\/kKVorba5GLs<\/p>\n <\/p>\n There is absolutely no question that Beyonce\u2019s 2013 performance at Super Bowl 47 was\u00a0the best Super Bowl halftime performance to date. Much like Queen Bey herself, Beyonce\u2019s dancing was as fierce as it was flawless. The singing, the dancing, the Destiny\u2019s Child reunion \u2014 if you didn\u2019t get chills watching this performance, you need to start the clip over because you probably weren\u2019t paying enough attention.<\/p>\nNumber One: 2013 Super Bowl – Beyonce<\/strong><\/h2>\n