Bad Bunny Causes Football Division As Nearly Half Of NFL Players Reject His Super Bowl Halftime Show
Bad Bunny Causes Football Division As Nearly Half Of NFL Players Reject His Super Bowl Halftime Show
A new player poll is fueling debate ahead of the Super Bowl halftime show, with mixed feelings inside the locker room about Bad Bunny headlining.
According to a survey from The Athletic, 41.4% of NFL players said they did not “like” the rapper being chosen.
“I don’t even know who Bad Bunny is,” an anonymous offensive NFC player said. “I always think it should be an American. I think they’re trying too hard with this international stuff.”
Still, other players supported the move. “America is based on diversity. America was built on immigration… I like it. I like the choice,” an NFC defensive player said.
One player called it a smart business decision, noting Bad Bunny’s global streaming dominance and adding, “Good for ratings.” Another kept it simple: “Heck yeah. It’s going to be a good time.”
The poll also revealed Michael Jackson as a dream performer, while Donald Trump labeled the choice “absolutely ridiculous.”
Are you looking forward to seeing Bad Bunny?

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