What do you think of SuperBowl Halftime?

[Anonymous]

The halftime shows cater to the lowest common denominator, and sells flash and sex. Always.

I don't like any of them, or really anything to do with pop music and culture, and this has nothing to do with my politics, but simply with good taste.

This year's performance was a smidge less worse than the other ones in that at least there was an element of celebrating the culture and history of Puerto Rico, a location that most Americans don't know about and which has long been denigrated and ignored. If you're going to gyrate vulgarly on stage, might as well educate the masses a little.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOVED IT. loved all the cultural references to PR that reminded me of neighborhoods where I live in NY.

He’s incredibly talented

The faster these neighborhoods get gentrified the better

The whole boricua thing is so cringe

Calling culture that existed here before you pale faces stepped off your stinking boats "cringe" is cringe.

[Anonymous]

Cannot stop laughing about the fact that the one MAGA person I know is complaining about BB singing in Spanish--immediately after fangirling about Andrea Bocelli in the Olympics opening ceremony with no irony whatsoever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Liberals saying we should enjoy the show are such hypocrites. You would have screamed bloody murder and had cancelled any conservative act. Bad Bunny has made himself a divisive figure by making overtly political statements. He got up at the Grammy Asards and said “ICE Out”. I don’t like him and have no interest in any of his music. I thought his performance was disgusting. Why did he keep touching himself on stage?

No one cares what you think. He performed and did an amazing job! And people tuned in…huge ratings haha. You can stew in your own feces 💩😘.

Most of the people watching were not watching for him, but the Super Bowl event itself.

A Zamfir concert of Gregorian Chant dirges would have been more entertaining than that snooze-fest of a game

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOVED IT. loved all the cultural references to PR that reminded me of neighborhoods where I live in NY.

He’s incredibly talented

The faster these neighborhoods get gentrified the better

The whole boricua thing is so cringe

What a sad little troll you are. Probably envious of joyful, proud boricua culture. We’re having so much more fun than you. 😂

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Man, the happiness of this man’s halftime show really hit a nerve with some of you. Take a moment to look inward and find some happiness of your own. Seriously.

For real.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Liberals saying we should enjoy the show are such hypocrites. You would have screamed bloody murder and had cancelled any conservative act. Bad Bunny has made himself a divisive figure by making overtly political statements. He got up at the Grammy Asards and said “ICE Out”. I don’t like him and have no interest in any of his music. I thought his performance was disgusting. Why did he keep touching himself on stage?

Cry harder, you POS.

[Anonymous]

I assume everyone on here who loved it is fluent in Spanish and would be just as approving if Eminem were up there rapping in English about his d***, and f***ing girls, and all that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I assume everyone on here who loved it is fluent in Spanish and would be just as approving if Eminem were up there rapping in English about his d***, and f***ing girls, and all that.

You clearly don’t speak Spanish and are making things up.

These are some of the songs he performed at the Super Bowl:

1. Debí Tirar Más Fotos (“I Should Have Taken More Photos”) — a reflection on regret, about not capturing more moments with loved ones.

2. Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawái (“What Happened to Hawaii”) — a powerful critique of gentrification in Puerto Rico, drawing parallels to Hawaii’s history and warning about the consequences of U.S. statehood.

3. Baile Inolvidable (“Unforgettable Dance”) — a salsa tribute to Puerto Rican cultural heritage.

I’m Latin and don’t even listen to Bad Bunny, but the lyrics of the song about Hawaii were so powerful that I cried. I immediately went to listen to the full track after the show. Bad Bunny earned my respect on Sunday. And honestly, if it weren’t for all the MAGA noise around the game, I probably wouldn’t have tuned in at all. I don’t follow football. I suspect a lot of people were in the same boat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I assume everyone on here who loved it is fluent in Spanish and would be just as approving if Eminem were up there rapping in English about his d***, and f***ing girls, and all that.

You clearly don’t speak Spanish and are making things up.

These are some of the songs he performed at the Super Bowl:

1. Debí Tirar Más Fotos (“I Should Have Taken More Photos”) — a reflection on regret, about not capturing more moments with loved ones.

2. Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawái (“What Happened to Hawaii”) — a powerful critique of gentrification in Puerto Rico, drawing parallels to Hawaii’s history and warning about the consequences of U.S. statehood.

3. Baile Inolvidable (“Unforgettable Dance”) — a salsa tribute to Puerto Rican cultural heritage.

I’m Latin and don’t even listen to Bad Bunny, but the lyrics of the song about Hawaii were so powerful that I cried. I immediately went to listen to the full track after the show. Bad Bunny earned my respect on Sunday. And honestly, if it weren’t for all the MAGA noise around the game, I probably wouldn’t have tuned in at all. I don’t follow football. I suspect a lot of people were in the same boat.

You should fix this then and clear it up for everyone:

https://genius.com/Genius-english-translations-bad-bunny-super-bowl-lx-halftime-show-ft-lady-gaga-and-ricky-martin-english-translation-lyrics

[Anonymous]

This has shown me how little influence groups like TPUSA and twitter have. It’s all fake.

[Anonymous]

I think it’s funny how even the Puppy Bowl has a higher viewership than the TPUSA halftime show. Honestly, I think it's more of an embarrassment for TPUSA.

[Anonymous]

Repeating a great post o saw online: I’m sick of living in a world where a 15-minute halftime show causes more outrage than a predator president.”

[Anonymous]

Bad Bunny and Kid Rock both suck and American popular music of all genres peaked in the 90s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOVED IT. loved all the cultural references to PR that reminded me of neighborhoods where I live in NY.

He’s incredibly talented

The faster these neighborhoods get gentrified the better

The whole boricua thing is so cringe

Calling culture that existed here before you pale faces stepped off your stinking boats "cringe" is cringe.

Whoa, I had no idea that reggaeton was over 400 years old!