A poll intended to generate buzz around Super Bowl 60’s halftime show instead delivered an uncomfortable reality check for the entertainment press and the NFL.
What was supposed to be a celebration of pop culture quickly turned into a public rebuke after an online poll published by TMZ revealed overwhelming viewer dissatisfaction with Bad Bunny’s performance.
The poll posed a simple question to readers: “Who had the better halftime show — Bad Bunny or Kid Rock?” The early results were not even close. Kid Rock surged ahead by a margin of roughly two to one, stunning many who expected Bad Bunny’s global popularity to dominate the vote.
Instead, the numbers told a different story. One that suggested the Super Bowl’s massive mainstream audience was not impressed by what they saw.
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 appearance had been heavily promoted as a groundbreaking cultural moment. The performance leaned heavily into Spanish language lyrics, high production visuals, and rapid pacing. While critics in entertainment media praised the spectacle, everyday viewers watching America’s most watched television event reacted far less enthusiastically.
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