I haven't listened to his music but he is hilarious on SNL - even more in cameos than when he hosted IMO

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Anonymous wrote:Never heard of Bad Bunny.

how embarrassing for you

Why’s that he’s hot trash

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Anonymous wrote:Jay-Z's entertainment company (Roc Nation) produces the NFL's Super Bowl halftime show. He is in charge of selecting the performer each year. Last two years' performers were rappers or R&B singers.

The halftime show has been subpar for a few years.

+1 Kendrick Lamar was awful!

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Anonymous wrote:Another clown. The last 2 shows have sucked.

Apple Music is the sponsor of the halftime show. They have a vested interest and putting someone on stage who rakes in streaming numbers and that person is Bad Bunny. You might not like him but there is no denying his popularity. The NFL is also trying to go global and Bad Bunny has international appeal.

Both can be true. The past two years have sucked.

Anonymous wrote:Jay-Z's entertainment company (Roc Nation) produces the NFL's Super Bowl halftime show. He is in charge of selecting the performer each year. Last two years' performers were rappers or R&B singers.

The halftime show has been subpar for a few years.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope every song is in Spanish and the PR flag is dominates the show.

Well, none of his songs are in English so . . .

I think at least as of his first SNL appearance he did not speak much English. I think he was first host to give monologue on a different language wasn’t he? He is incidentally one of the funniest guest hosts I’ve seen in a while on SNL, and he was also great in happy Gilmore 2.

Anonymous wrote:Another clown. The last 2 shows have sucked.

You’re an old fool with zero relevance

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Anonymous wrote:Another clown. The last 2 shows have sucked.

Apple Music is the sponsor of the halftime show. They have a vested interest and putting someone on stage who rakes in streaming numbers and that person is Bad Bunny. You might not like him but there is no denying his popularity. The NFL is also trying to go global and Bad Bunny has international appeal.

I’ve seen him perform and he’s fun!

Anonymous wrote:I love this for him, for us, and for MAGA.

Lol, also my reaction!

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Anonymous wrote:I hope every song is in Spanish and the PR flag is dominates the show.

Well, none of his songs are in English so . . .

Something I love about the younger generation is that their music taste has gone international and they don’t mind other languages. You used to have to start singing in English to crossover to an American audience (ex. Shakira) and now they don’t. A lot of the K pop the teenage girls are listening to is just straight Korean and they don’t mind in the slightest.

The teenage girls were learning songs such as TLC's waterfalls because certain K pop artists were singing it. Then they went and listened to the original. #newgenweold

"Bad Bunny has sold over 100 million equivalent album sales, positioning him as the 60th best-selling music artist of all time and the best-selling Latin artist in history in terms of Spanish-language music sales. His massive sales are a combination of album purchases and the massive number of streams his music receives on platforms like Spotify and YouTube, which are counted as equivalent album sales. "Bad Bunny's recent Puerto Rico residency finale livestream on Amazon Music, Prime Video, and Twitch set new records for the platform."

Anonymous wrote:Another clown. The last 2 shows have sucked.

Apple Music is the sponsor of the halftime show. They have a vested interest and putting someone on stage who rakes in streaming numbers and that person is Bad Bunny. You might not like him but there is no denying his popularity. The NFL is also trying to go global and Bad Bunny has international appeal.

Another clown. The last 2 shows have sucked.

Anonymous wrote:Jay-Z's entertainment company (Roc Nation) produces the NFL's Super Bowl halftime show. He is in charge of selecting the performer each year. Last two years' performers were rappers or R&B singers.

And...so?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope every song is in Spanish and the PR flag is dominates the show.

Well, none of his songs are in English so . . .

Something I love about the younger generation is that their music taste has gone international and they don’t mind other languages. You used to have to start singing in English to crossover to an American audience (ex. Shakira) and now they don’t. A lot of the K pop the teenage girls are listening to is just straight Korean and they don’t mind in the slightest.

So big of them not "to mind." Geez.

That came off wrong but think about it, music in a foreign language used to be rare to hear on the radio 20 years ago and now it’s not.

On the radio here, maybe . . .

Omg DP here. Let it go. You are being an a33 dor no discernible reason