The producers of #BadBunny’s #SuperBowl halftime show explain the wedding sequence:
“The engaged couple wound up with 15 extra wedding announcements, so they sent most to local businesses with the hope of maybe getting some free wedding perks. But the last invite? They were like, ‘Why don’t we send one to Bad Bunny? Lots of people send wedding invitations to him, so why not?’ Bad Bunny’s office reached out, and they thought, ‘Amazing, maybe we’ll get a signed photo.’ But they were invited to a Zoom call, which they thought was kind of weird. On the Zoom call, they learned the plan: Bad Bunny was inviting them to get married at the Super Bowl.
"The couple had planned to make Bad Bunny’s ‘Baile Inolvidable’ their first dance. And so, they went from planning to play it at their wedding to being on the Super Bowl with him live, singing it. And with the bonus prize of Lady Gaga being the wedding singer as well."
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Fun fact: the moment an ICE agent touches your security camera, they’ve basically tripped a legal landmine. Under Jacobsen and Jones, physically interfering with someone’s property without a warrant can count as both a seizure and a trespass. Courts call this a Fourth Amendment violation. Most people call it what it actually is: unlawful meddling with someone else’s stuff. Even the Supreme Court has said officers aren’t allowed to wander past the “knock and talk” boundary or manipulate objects like they're auditioning for a burglary crew (Jardines). So when an agent tilts your camera to hide their behavior, they’re not just being shady. They’re potentially nuking their own case, violating constitutional law, and handing your lawyer a gift-wrapped civil rights claim. Cute move, legally disastrous.
Sources
[1] Steptoe & Johnson LLP (2025). Judge holds that ICE workplace warrants must comply with the Fourth Amendment. https://t.co/VF2tooWKdo
[2] Cornell Law School – Legal Information Institute. “Fourth Amendment.” https://t.co/7ZSKQWFB9Z
[3] Arnold & Porter LLP (2025). “What To Do If ICE Shows Up: Legal Constraints on Agents Without Warrants.” https://t.co/uL3Hwzs6SS
[4] Blue to Gold (2024). “Covering Cameras During a Knock and Talk: Why It Violates the Fourth Amendment.” https://t.co/VaXJdwxoba
[5] Public Counsel (2025). “Guide to ICE Enforcement: Fourth Amendment Limits and Rights Inside the Home.” https://t.co/etVqx2LMkW
[6] DLG Learning Center. “Knock and Talks, Curtilage, and the Fourth Amendment.” https://t.co/e2XZ0aAyST
[7] Yale Law Journal. “The Lost ‘Effects’ of the Fourth Amendment.” https://t.co/Gt18fffQ0t
[8] Electronic Frontier Foundation (2025). “Yes, You Have the Right to Film ICE.” https://t.co/VwAmS2h91T
Hi @DHSgov,
We’re the folks who reported the facts you’re now dismissing.
So just a reminder:
We found 170+ cases of immigration agents detaining U.S. citizens this year. In dozens of cases, charges have never been filed or the cases were dismissed.
Among the detained: nearly 20 children, including two with cancer.
https://t.co/earUjOP2bC
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