Amanda Gorman is raking in major gigs, including one for the biggest football game of the year.
Following her showstopping performance at the 2021 presidential inauguration, the poet next take on Super Bowl LV, where she will recite an original poem before the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the NFL announced Jan. 27.
The title of the poem hasn't been released, however, according to NBC's Pro Football Talk, it will highlight , "Los Angeles teacher Trimaine Davis, who worked to secure Internet access and laptops for his students so that they would be able to access remote learning during the pandemic; Tampa nurse Suzie Dorner, who has been managing the COVID ICU at Tampa General Hospital; and Marine veteran James Martin, who has helped veterans and their families connect virtually through his work with the Wounded Warrior Project."
It's just another achievement added to her already packed resume, which continues to rapidly grow following the her performance of "The Hill We Climb."
During a recent interview with Ellen DeGeneres, the National Youth Poet Laureate, 22, shared how her life shifted the moment she stepped off the stage at the Jan. 20 inauguration.
"I understand in some fashion that I was making history as the youngest inaugural poet," she recalled. "I didn't know really what that history would look like or the impact it would have."
The rising star also recalled her cell phone malfunctioning from its unprecedented amount of activity, receiving countless notifications and millions of followers across her social media at a rapid speed.
She continued, "I just remember finishing, going back to my holding room and just swiping up on my Instagram, [asking], ‘I wonder what people are saying.' And just my apps, my phone not functioning. Like, all the apps I typically used had crashed. I couldn't look at my photos, anything like that. And I hadn't expected that."