Singers Lainey Wilson and Jelly Roll brought country music to the Thanksgiving halftime show on Thursday, Nov. 28 during the New York Giants-Dallas Cowboys game.

Lainey Wilson brought it for her Thanksgiving Day halftime show performance. The country singer performed during halftime of the New York

Lainey Wilson got a little help from her friend for her Thanksgiving halftime show at the Cowboys vs. Giants game, enlisting Jelly Roll for "Save Me."

Lainey Wilson is surely feeling thankful after receiving a special gift from Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ daughter, Charlotte Jones. “Every cowgirl needs a pair of @dccheerleaders Boots … Especially one with a heart of gold!

Lainey Wilson brought the cowboy boots and country flare to the New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys game on Thanksgiving. On Thursday night, the country star performed a medley of hits as she was joined by Jelly Roll for a rendition of their collab, “Save Me.”

Lainey Wilson delivered an electrifying performance during the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Kickoff Halftime Show on Thanksgiving Day, on Thursday (November 28). The Whirlwind hitmaker donned a shimmering white jumpsuit — complete with her signature bell bottoms and cowboy hat — when she performed amid the New York Giants vs.

Midway through Wilson’s performance she tossed her guitar off stage and was joined by fellow country music star Jelly Roll for a duet performance of “Save Me”. Jelly Roll was nominated for the 66th Grammy’s Best New Artist award, along with being the first musical guest on the 50th season of NBC’s Saturday Night Live this fall.

This year, country music superstar and reigning CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year Lainey Wilson is going from bell bottoms to bell ringing.

The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders and Lainey Wilson gave football fans something to talk about during their Thanksgiving Day game halftime show. The country singer, 32, joined the iconic squad for a rollicking performance during halftime of the Cowboys’ game against the New York Giants at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Thursday, November 28.

That being said… it still was no Dolly Parton halftime show.