Did you catch Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl LX halftime show? 🎤 This year’s performance was nothing short of electrifying and packed with a subtle message aimed squarely at the heart of controversy.
The superstar didn’t hold back, referencing his Grammy speech that had previously ruffled feathers, particularly with President Donald Trump. The President had voiced his disapproval of Bad Bunny and even boycotted the event, labelling their Super Bowl appearance as ‘sowing hatred’. But Bad Bunny had his own understated response ready.
Midway through his dynamic performance, a clip of his Grammy speech was played where he famously said, “Before I say thanks to God, I’m going to say ICE out,” referring to the ongoing immigration raids in the US. In a touching moment, Bad Bunny then handed his Grammy to a young boy, a symbol of hope and change for future generations. 🌟
The show wrapped up with a powerful banner proclaiming, “The only thing more powerful than hate is love,” as Bad Bunny marched alongside flags representing America’s diverse immigrant communities. 🇺🇸❤️
Reactions poured in from audiences who were moved by the heartfelt message. “I loved the bit at the end with all the flags!” one viewer shared. Another saw it as a celebration of American diversity: “A kid from Puerto Rico just crushed the Super Bowl halftime show—a real celebration of America.”
However, opinions varied as some felt indifferent but entertained: “Not the best, but definitely seemed entertaining. Boycotters are maybe missing how artists like Bad Bunny truly represent America.” Despite the mixed reactions, the production won praise for its impressive execution and inclusive message. 🎶
What did you think of the halftime show? Let us know! ⬇️
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