Bad Bunny promised an energetic celebration before his Super Bowl halftime show and certainly delivered. The 31-year-old Puerto Rican star performed 13 tracks in a visually stunning set representing his homeland. He kicked off the performance with “Tití Me Preguntó,” showcasing Puerto Rican symbols in an all-white suit.
Rather than making direct political statements against President Trump or ICE, Bad Bunny emphasized unity among the Americas. This performance marked a highlight in his successful year, following his acclaimed album “DeBÍ TiRAR MÁS FOToS,” which made him the most streamed artist globally in 2025.
Having recently won big at the Grammys, Bad Bunny continues to make waves with his music. The halftime show featured nods to Puerto Rican culture, with various references and appearances by Latin celebrities like Karol G and Jessica Alba.
In a historic moment, Bad Bunny became the first halftime act to perform solely in Spanish. Lady Gaga joined him on stage for a vibrant collaboration, adding salsa vibes to the show. The performance included a powerful message about Puerto Rico’s challenges, with references to social issues and fears of gentrification.
Leading up to the show, there was anticipation about whether Bad Bunny would make political statements, given his past criticisms of Trump and ICE. Despite the speculation, the performance focused on love and Latino pride, showcasing a lineup of flagbearers representing various countries in the Americas.
While some conservatives had expressed disappointment with Bad Bunny as the headliner, the singer’s message of unity and love prevailed over any political controversy. In the end, Bad Bunny’s halftime show celebrated diversity and harmony, leaving the audience with a powerful message of love conquering hate.