Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 12:58     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Really surprised at how MAGA or ignorant most of the responses are. Everybody is okay with rap where it’s hard to understand lyrics as well, but the minute somebody sings in a different t language, it’s off putting? Strange how most of you don’t even know who he is. It’s almost as if you enjoy living under a rock.


Two men dry humping each other during the boring Superbowl half time show was inappropriate and off putting.


Kind of like Elvis?


Elvis didn't hump a man.


Yes he did with his swively hips and he was banned from doing it on TV

learn history MAGA
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 12:02     Subject: Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
My Latino DH doesn't like BB
I love him (4th gen American with Eastern European roots)
Our kids, 13 and 11 were lukewarm to him but loved the halftime show and intend to listen more now. .Many of their friends lister to BB.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 11:59     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Really surprised at how MAGA or ignorant most of the responses are. Everybody is okay with rap where it’s hard to understand lyrics as well, but the minute somebody sings in a different t language, it’s off putting? Strange how most of you don’t even know who he is. It’s almost as if you enjoy living under a rock.


Two men dry humping each other during the boring Superbowl half time show was inappropriate and off putting.


Kind of like Elvis?


Elvis didn't hump a man.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 11:58     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
South American and Central America are America too!
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 11:49     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
My daughters 30, 28 and 19 plus dh and I all have Bad Bunny on our Playlist.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 11:06     Subject: Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
My kid is a big a bad bunny fan and got the rest of us listening too.

I thought it was a great show and it’s pretty sad/depressing if you think messages like “love is better than hate” or “keep believing in yourself” are somehow anti-American
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 10:52     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Really surprised at how MAGA or ignorant most of the responses are. Everybody is okay with rap where it’s hard to understand lyrics as well, but the minute somebody sings in a different t language, it’s off putting? Strange how most of you don’t even know who he is. It’s almost as if you enjoy living under a rock.


Two men dry humping each other during the boring Superbowl half time show was inappropriate and off putting.


Kind of like Elvis?
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 10:51     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Really surprised at how MAGA or ignorant most of the responses are. Everybody is okay with rap where it’s hard to understand lyrics as well, but the minute somebody sings in a different t language, it’s off putting? Strange how most of you don’t even know who he is. It’s almost as if you enjoy living under a rock.


Two men dry humping each other during the boring Superbowl half time show was inappropriate and off putting.


LOLZ the ability to obsess over someone else's body part is so MAGA.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 10:51     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:Really surprised at how MAGA or ignorant most of the responses are. Everybody is okay with rap where it’s hard to understand lyrics as well, but the minute somebody sings in a different t language, it’s off putting? Strange how most of you don’t even know who he is. It’s almost as if you enjoy living under a rock.


I said the same to my kids I can't understand the lyrics to most songs.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 10:50     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
The reality is that my kids don't listen to the music of most 1/2 time shows. Not every show has to appeal to every person.
Of the past 10 shows... they did listen to Kendrick, Rihanna and lady gaga.

They knew 2 of the Bad Bunny songs from last night, loved the dancing and seeing Cardi and Pedro Pascal. Loved a real wedding with dancing. The set was very cool and fun.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 10:50     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Really surprised at how MAGA or ignorant most of the responses are. Everybody is okay with rap where it’s hard to understand lyrics as well, but the minute somebody sings in a different t language, it’s off putting? Strange how most of you don’t even know who he is. It’s almost as if you enjoy living under a rock.


Two men dry humping each other during the boring Superbowl half time show was inappropriate and off putting.


Most people missed that in real time— seems like you are looking for reasons to complain
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 10:46     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:Really surprised at how MAGA or ignorant most of the responses are. Everybody is okay with rap where it’s hard to understand lyrics as well, but the minute somebody sings in a different t language, it’s off putting? Strange how most of you don’t even know who he is. It’s almost as if you enjoy living under a rock.


Two men dry humping each other during the boring Superbowl half time show was inappropriate and off putting.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 10:43     Subject: Re:Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Really surprised at how MAGA or ignorant most of the responses are. Everybody is okay with rap where it’s hard to understand lyrics as well, but the minute somebody sings in a different t language, it’s off putting? Strange how most of you don’t even know who he is. It’s almost as if you enjoy living under a rock.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 09:24     Subject: Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I liked the idea in theory. Top selling artist. Cultural diversity. Brown people making art in Spanish on one of the largest televised stages when being brown and speaking Spanish are now grounds for arrest thanks to the Supreme Court. I liked the joy in the dancers and the set was interesting. Sugar cane colonialism. Didn't get the telephone poles. Did they symbolize an anything?

Did not like the mumbling. Spanish is my second language but even the native speaker at my house couldn't understand a lot. Did not like the crotch grabbing and twerking. Those dancers were good enough to do so many interesting moves. They could have done more choreography and just leaned a little risque, not all in our faces.


Puerto Rico has an electrical grid problem. They’re always having blackouts and brownouts.


Oh that makes sense.
Anonymous
Post 02/09/2026 09:22     Subject: Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I liked the idea in theory. Top selling artist. Cultural diversity. Brown people making art in Spanish on one of the largest televised stages when being brown and speaking Spanish are now grounds for arrest thanks to the Supreme Court. I liked the joy in the dancers and the set was interesting. Sugar cane colonialism. Didn't get the telephone poles. Did they symbolize an anything?

Did not like the mumbling. Spanish is my second language but even the native speaker at my house couldn't understand a lot. Did not like the crotch grabbing and twerking. Those dancers were good enough to do so many interesting moves. They could have done more choreography and just leaned a little risque, not all in our faces.


I have heard that the Puerto Rican accent is somewhat more difficult to understand than Mexican/central American.


They drop a lot of consonants and drop some full syllables. So, for other Spanish speakers, it's like listening to someone speak in shorthand and abbreviations.