Anonymous wrote:

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

You probably meant to say you don’t like their music and haven’t liked much since the 90s

They have an inability to distinguish fact from opinion. In MAGA world, their feelings and opinions are facts, and facts are subjective.

Anonymous wrote:

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

You probably meant to say you don’t like their music and haven’t liked much since the 90s

DP. There's been a ton of great music to come out since the '90s but Kid Rock ain't one of 'em. Bawbidaa digidty doo doo.

I don’t know much about the musical singer (Bad Bunny), but considering his youth ➕ his platform he certainly could have took aim at the President or even ICE, etc.
I think I would have taken that route when I was his age.

However his performance focused on GOOD aspects - - it seemingly stressed unity and inclusiveness overall.
And took no jabs at the Prez or MAGA.

But as expected, the next day Trump just had to post a paragraph online about how much he hated Bad Bunny’s performance during the halftime show.

One would think our president would be so busy, that he had a big “to-do” list written in his Oval Office, that he wouldn’t have enough free time to spew negative nonsense.
(Comparable to when he wrote that he hated Taylor Swift!??)

But it was obvious what his top priority was on Monday morning.

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

You probably meant to say you don’t like their music and haven’t liked much since the 90s

Apparently Klanchella was pre taped in Atlanta and audience members were paid, so even less popular than advertised.

https://nationaltoday.com/us/ga/atlanta/news/2026/02/10/turning-point-usas-halftime-show-reportedly-pre-taped-with-paid-audience/

Turning Point USA's widely-viewed 'All-American Halftime Show' was reportedly pre-recorded in Atlanta, Georgia, with around 200 paid audience members, rather than being a live event as promoted. Multiple reports and social media posts from industry insiders claim the audience was not spontaneous but consisted of compensated extras, raising questions about the production's authenticity.

Surprise surprise /s

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I liked the music and the vibe. Made me wish I’d kept up my Spanish.

Seemed a bit long to me. Sort of wanted to fast forward through.

Seemed like they took staging to a new level and that will be the standard going forward. It was very well done.

Loved that he included Ricky Martin.

Thought Lady Gaga was out of her element.

Bad Bunny is a huge Lady Gaga fan and it's mutual. She wore the national flower of Puerto Rico and colors of the OG PR flag (the light blue rather than dark) made by a Domenican designer from Brooklyn. I thought she was great and looked amazing.

Bad Bunny has a lot of mutual fans. That part could have been some great salsa dancing but Gaga can’t dance.