by Mychal ThompsonBuzzFeedBuzzFeed Staff It's declared. Charlie Puth is a bigger artist! Mike Coppola / Getty Images Charlie performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, and word on the street is it was absolutely "beautiful." Thearon W. Henderson / Getty Images The "Attention" singer performed the anthem alongside a choir and orchestra, both dressed in all white, with a special guest. Neilson Barnard / Getty Images If you were paying close attention, you might've recognized that man standing next to the stage with a saxophone. Thearon W. Henderson / Getty Images That's Grammy Award-winning jazz saxophonist, composer, and record producer Kenny G! Kevin C. Cox / Getty Images Sony Pictures Releasing, @kristyanity / Via x.com The internet really can't stop talking about Charlie's national anthem performance. Here's what they're saying: 1. Fox, @darealconman / Via x.com 2. @rene_plz / Via x.com 3. @JaytMusiq / Via x.com 4. @myzteriii / Via x.com 5. Bravo / @weiss_hadas / Via x.com 6. @Schultz_Report / Via Twitter: @Schultz_Report Check out the flyover camera work here. 7. @RGIII, x.com 8. @buffys / Via x.com 9. @MissSassbox / Via x.com 10. @thinkbIue / Via x.com 11. @lunademavie_ / Via x.com 12. @Tech_Support420 / Via x.com 13. @NFL_DF / Via x.com 14. @Beth4Rael / Via x.com 15. Nickelodeon / @AustinPlanet / x.com 16. @_Cammerz_ / Via x.com 17. @OmarJimenez / Via x.com Other artists who kicked off the Super Bowl ahead of Bad Bunny's halftime show were Brandi Carlile, who performed an acoustic rendition of "America the Beautiful," and Coco Jones, who sang "Lift Every Voice and Sing." Green Day opened the entire event with hits such as "Holiday" and "American Idiot." Kevin C. Cox / Getty Images, Kathryn Riley / Getty Images What did you think of Charlie Puth's performance? Tell me in the comments, and check out the rest of our Super Bowl coverage here. Comments