Alicia Keys' husband RESPONDS to Usher getting touchy-feely with his wife at Super Bowl 2024: Swizz Beatz addresses 'negative vibes' from trolls

Alicia Keys' husband responded to her steamy performance with Usher during the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show on Sunday.

After social media users commented about how Keys' and Usher's partners must feel jealous watching them get touchy-feely onstage, Swizz Beatz said that's just not the case.

The day after the show, he joined many social media users raving about the show and shared a post on his Instagram.

In his caption, he said there was no 'negative vibes' and heaped on the praise after watching Usher, 45, and Keys, 43, sing their 2004 smash hit My Boo, which he deemed 'a classic'. 

The Grammy-winning record producer — whose full name is Kasseem Daoud Dean — said their performance was 'nothing but amazing'.

Alicia Keys' husband responded to her steamy performance with Usher during the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show on Sunday

After social media users commented about how Keys' and Usher's partners must feel jealous watching them get touchy-feely onstage, Swizz Beatz said that's just not the case

Many social media users took to X following the show, tweeting that it was 'inappropriate' for Usher to hug Keys when they were both in relationships.

'I'd be hot [as f***] if I was Swizz Beatz... Usher was all up on Alicia Keys,' one X user wrote. 

'Now why was Usher all up on Alicia Keys like that,' another wrote. '...I know Swizz's heart dropped in his stomach for that performance'. 

However, Keys' husband appeared unbothered and was very supportive of his wife.

'Y'all talking about the wrong d*** thing,' he began. 'Y'all don't see that amazing dress covering the entire stadium.'

He added: 'Tonight's performance was nothing but amazing with two amazing giants! Congrats @usher and my love @aliciakeys. That song is a classic.

'We don't do negative vibes on this side,' he continued. 'We make history.'

He wrapped up his post by telling his fans to go check out their art exhibit — Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys — at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City.

The day after the show, he joined many social media users raving about the show and shared a post on his Instagram. In his caption, he said there was no 'negative vibes' and heaped on the praise after watching Usher, 45, and Keys, 43, sing their 2004 smash hit My Boo, which he deemed 'a classic'

He also complimented his wife, who he called 'my love' in his post, and her stunning red dress

Many social media users took to X following the show, tweeting that it was 'inappropriate' for Usher to hug Keys when they were both in relationships

However, Keys' husband appeared unbothered and was very supportive of his wife

In response to the trolls, he said there were 'no negative vibes'

Keys and Swizz Beatz married in 2010 and share two children — Egypt Daoud and Genesis Ali. Beatz has three kids from previous relationships

Usher's partner Jennifer Goicoechea has not responded as the pair are planning to tie the knot in Las Vegas in the days following the Super Bowl. The soon-to-be newlyweds, who have been together for five years, are parents to two toddlers — daughter Sovereign Bo and son Sire Castrello; seen in February 2020

Keys and Swizz Beatz married in 2010 and share two children —  Egypt Daoud and Genesis Ali. Beatz has three kids from previous relationships.

Usher's partner Jennifer Goicoechea has not responded as the pair are planning to tie the knot in Las Vegas in the days following the Super Bowl. 

According to an exclusive report by DailyMail.com, the couple obtained a marriage license earlier this week.

The soon-to-be newlyweds, who have been together for five years, are parents to two toddlers — daughter Sovereign Bo and son Sire Castrello.

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