So when the name of the artist entered that space, it didn’t feel like just another booking; the Bad Bunny Super Bowl felt like a disruption to the ritual. The reaction came quickly, not always loud at first, but sharp. Some people rushed to say it plainly, almost defensively: you can not like the halftime show and not be racist, one doesn’t equal the other. They explained themselves, insisting it was just about taste, that they didn’t like his music, that they genuinely didn’t even know what race he was until recently. Others were far less careful. They didn’t care about any other pop star comparisons. They went straight for betrayal, accusing him of hypocrisy, calling him a sellout for criticizing immigration policies and still agreeing to perform on the biggest American stage. To them, it felt like principle abandoned for spotlight.
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And that might be the real reason this hit so hard; a Bad Bunny Super Bowl feels personal because the game is one of the last shared rituals in a fragmented media landscape. When something unfamiliar shows up there, it feels like an intrusion into a space people thought they owned. However, the halftime show has always been about attracting new viewers and reflecting whoever can command the most attention in that specific moment.
()Every year, the Super Bowl pretends to be the same thing it’s always been. The same ritual, the same promise. You gather people who may not even like football around a television that’s larger than it needs to be. You eat food that has no cultural lineage beyond convenience. You talk over the game, then quiet down for commercials, then sit back for a Bad Bunny Super Bowl with a shared expectation that whatever happens will feel familiar enough to argue about later. Halftime has become its own inherited myth. It’s supposed to be big, loud, safe, and legible. It’s supposed to translate easily across living rooms in suburbs and bars off highways, across generations that don’t agree on much but agree this night belongs to them.
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