The Super Bowl LX halftime show was supposed to be a unifying moment for football fans across the country. Instead, Sunday night’s performance headlined by Latin trap artist Bad Bunny ignited a political and cultural firestorm, with millions of viewers voicing outrage over what they saw as a divisive, inappropriate, and deeply disconnected spectacle during America’s biggest sporting event.
Almost immediately after the show ended, social media lit up with criticism from fans who felt the NFL had once again injected ideology into a space traditionally meant to bring Americans together. Many argued the performance failed to resonate with a broad national audience and instead catered to niche political and cultural messaging that left large segments of viewers feeling alienated.
President Donald Trump was among the most vocal critics, unleashing a blistering assessment of the halftime show on Truth Social. Trump did not mince words, calling the performance one of the worst in Super Bowl history and accusing the NFL of abandoning American standards of excellence.
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