A big stage calls for a big halftime show performance.
And that's exactly what happened for Game 4 of the WNBA Finals between the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream when Atlanta icon Big Boi took the court with the Valkyries up 42-26. He rocked a massive brown fur coat and was accompanied by fellow ATL legend Sleepy Brown, who donned a gray fur coat. The two performed their OutKast collaboration "The Way You Move" sans André 3000 and the duo's other hits "So Fresh, So Clean" and "Ms. Jackson."
Fantastic halftime performance by Big Boi pic.twitter.com/VnSdCP8N74
— Lexi Bowden (@lexibowden_) October 24, 2026
Big Boi x Sleepy Brown#Halftime
— Kenya #TheCandyShop (@KenyaTST) October 24, 2026
WNBA Finals!!!! Game 4
Atlanta Dream 🆚️ Golden State Valkyries
Let's Goooooo Dream!!! #AllForAtlanta
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Continuing the streak of Atlanta greatness, Pastor Troy performed earlier during a break in play. He had the crowd jumping up and down to his classic song, "No Mo Play in G.A.," which was an inspiration for Archie Eversole's sports anthem "We Ready."
Pastor Troy! pic.twitter.com/QKxfYJUhLs
— Nia Symone (@NiaOnAir) October 24, 2026
Pastor Troy 🎤@AtlantaDreampic.twitter.com/PAelcPvvYQ
— DocMonicaBS 🌹 (@DrMoniBS) October 24, 2026
Ahead of tipoff, actress Crystal Renee Hayslett performed the national anthem for Game 4.
The WNBA has been impressing with their selection of superstars for the game-day festivities this Finals. Alanis Morissette performed the national anthem for Game 2. Q Parker of 112 did the pre-game performance for Game 3, the first matchup of the series in Atlanta. The Dream's first home game featured other hip-hop heavyweights, including performances from Skooly and 2 Chainz and a halftime show headlined by Quavo.
Earlier in the series, there was controversy surrounding the national anthem because fans were confused when players ran off the court before and after the song. Per WNBA policy, players have the choice to attend the ceremony or not.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Big Boi continues Atlanta's excellent run with halftime show for WNBA Finals Game 4