👀 JUST IN: Jelly Roll Shocks NFL Fans With Surprise Thanksgiving Halftime Show Performance With Lainey Wilson More in Comments 👇

Lainey Wilson performed at the Giants-Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game halftime show, and fans loved the dazzling display she put on. Partnering with the Salvation Army,

she led the Red Kettle Kick Off to start the holiday fund raising. She performed a medley of her biggest hits, including “Heart Like a Truck” and “Hang Tight Honey.” Additionally, Jelly Roll appeared to perform “Save Me” with Wilson

Fans took to social media to share their love for her performance, previously calling for her to perform. “The only thing worth watching in the cowboys game is Lainey Wilson at halftime,” one person wrote ahead of time.

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