What do you think of SuperBowl Halftime?

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Anonymous wrote:The only thing missing was more of DtMF. They had a few lines at the very end.

Same, it is such a beautiful song.

[Anonymous]

The other halftime show already had three songs performed before Bad Bunny even started.

[Anonymous]

The Ernge is worried about crotch grabbing for the kids while he forgot that grabbing kids and women by the crotch was ok? Gtfoh

[Anonymous]

We loved it!!! A celebration and everyone needs to learn that Puerto Rico is part of America!! I’m sure Drumph and MAGA were sh*tting their pants because he has a 3rd grade intelligence and still doesn’t know that PR is part of America.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how Jennifer Lopez felt not being invited. She paved the way for Latinos in entertainment and even she was not given the full Halftime show despite being more popular than Bad Bunny in the mainstream

I think it was entertainers who grew up in Puerto Rico. Lopez doesn't speak Spanish like a native and was born and raised in NYC.

[Anonymous]

It was awful

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It was incredible. The world building alone was incredible. Then there was the choreography and musical surprises, and wow he can command a stage. Had no expectations in particular but that was a feat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bad Bunny was great! It was so upbeat, celebratory, well staged, and warm, truly one of the better half time shows

+ 1 so creative, and really fun

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who was the kid he gave the Grammy statue to? Was that Liam?

Liam and his dad, yes.

wait, really them? I thought it was an allusion to them but actually them???

I loved the show. I thought it there were so many beautiful PR/Latino scenes--the dancing, the New York-type neighborhood, the wedding. It was a beautiful expression of community and joy. I loved the expression of unity at the end when he named all the countries in North and South America. It was great.

In the meantime, the a$$hole in chief was hating it on Truth Social and billionaires were taking out ads for ICE. Yuck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who was the kid he gave the Grammy statue to? Was that Liam?

Liam and his dad, yes.

OH WOW

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who was the kid he gave the Grammy statue to? Was that Liam?

Liam and his dad, yes.

wait, really them? I thought it was an allusion to them but actually them???

I loved the show. I thought it there were so many beautiful PR/Latino scenes--the dancing, the New York-type neighborhood, the wedding. It was a beautiful expression of community and joy. I loved the expression of unity at the end when he named all the countries in North and South America. It was great.

In the meantime, the a$$hole in chief was hating it on Truth Social and billionaires were taking out ads for ICE. Yuck.

I’m so tired of the reflexive negativity. Loosen up and have some fun, people. What a shame to be unable to enjoy a show like that

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who was the kid he gave the Grammy statue to? Was that Liam?

Liam and his dad, yes.

wait, really them? I thought it was an allusion to them but actually them???

I loved the show. I thought it there were so many beautiful PR/Latino scenes--the dancing, the New York-type neighborhood, the wedding. It was a beautiful expression of community and joy. I loved the expression of unity at the end when he named all the countries in North and South America. It was great.

In the meantime, the a$$hole in chief was hating it on Truth Social and billionaires were taking out ads for ICE. Yuck.

I’m so tired of the reflexive negativity. Loosen up and have some fun, people. What a shame to be unable to enjoy a show like that

Meant to bold the last paragraph of PP’s post, about the truth social hate - that’s the negativity I meant

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who was the kid he gave the Grammy statue to? Was that Liam?

Liam and his dad, yes.

wait, really them? I thought it was an allusion to them but actually them???

I loved the show. I thought it there were so many beautiful PR/Latino scenes--the dancing, the New York-type neighborhood, the wedding. It was a beautiful expression of community and joy. I loved the expression of unity at the end when he named all the countries in North and South America. It was great.

In the meantime, the a$$hole in chief was hating it on Truth Social and billionaires were taking out ads for ICE. Yuck.

I’m so tired of the reflexive negativity. Loosen up and have some fun, people. What a shame to be unable to enjoy a show like that

Why did you quote me? I loved it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who was the kid he gave the Grammy statue to? Was that Liam?

Liam and his dad, yes.

OH WOW

It wasn't Liam. That is just some rumor. It doesn't even look like him!

[Anonymous]

I don’t listen to him and while I speak a little Spanish, it’s too hard for me to follow him rapping.
However I thought it was joyful and interesting. I loved the set, having traveled to PR and DR. It was so unique!! I was surprised it was on the field and not some cgi video, or a set that was pre-filmed.
I thought the electric poles was an interesting cultural statement/reality.