US EditionBad Bunny turns Super Bowl halftime into Puerto Rican love letter with Lady Gaga surprise
- Bad Bunny delivered a Super Bowl halftime performance that celebrated Latino culture, featuring special appearances from Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin.
- During the show, a couple was legally married, with Bad Bunny serving as a witness, as confirmed by league sources.
- Bad Bunny concluded his performance by saying, 'God Bless America' and emphasized love over hate, saying, 'The only thing more powerful than hate is love.'
- Bad Bunny's performance faced criticism from Donald Trump, who called it 'an affront to the greatness of America' on Truth Social.
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During the Super Bowl halftime show, a touching moment involving a young boy led many viewers to believe they were witnessing a major political statement. Speculation quickly spread across the internet that the child on stage was a five-year-old recently at the centre of a high-profile immigration case in Minnesota. Despite the intense buzz on social media, representatives have clarified that the guest in the spotlight was not who the public tho…
Who is Bad Bunny? Grammy Award-winner goes viral after Super Bowl Halftime show with Lady Gaga
Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny has taken the internet by storm with his grand performance at the Super Bowl halftime show. The singer recently won a Grammy Award for Album of the Year for Debi Tirar Mas Fotos. His Super Bowl performance with Lady Gaga won hearts online, with social media users quickly reacting and praising the show. One user wrote, "THIS IS SO ICONIC." Another added, "Bad Bunny performing with his idol Lady Gaga at the #SuperBowl…
Little Boy in Bad Bunny Halftime Show Wasn’t Liam Ramos
No, the little boy in the Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show wasn’t Liam Ramos. People thought Bad Bunny gave his Grammy to the 5-year-old in a bunny hat who was detained by ICE. But it was actually a child actor.
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Was an Exuberant Act of Resistance
When Bad Bunny emerged from a row of towering sugar cane stalks to kick off his Super Bowl halftime show performance, it might have been easy to read the set design as little more than a lush backdrop: a tableau of Caribbean paradise imported to the Bay. Bad Bunny certainly didn’t explicitly acknowledge the sugar cane: He was too busy singing “Tití Me Preguntó,” a brash ode to his sexual prowess, which has racked up a billion streams both on Spo…
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