I’m pro-ICE & MAGA and was nervous about Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show.
I must say, I respected his performance. Rather than focusing on immigration, he instead highlighted Hispanic/Latino culture and how it’s a part of AMERICAN culture
If it’s pro-America, I’m for it 🇺🇸
After reading some takes and replies, I’ve come to the conclusion that a lot of the Bad Bunny hate isn’t organic — it’s clickbait for interaction, not genuine critique.
@ARmastrangelo Indeed, “America” is shorthand for the U.S. — that’s true.
But in a message against divisiveness, the idea of America as the whole hemisphere actually fits.
Grammatically, “of America” implies being part of it.
So I’m curious — why isn’t a message of unity welcome?
The only thing more powerful than hate is LOVE. 💛
I don’t like the divisive talk around this show. It’s not an attack; it’s sharing.
When mainland US visitors come to the island, we love showing our culture. We want you to dance, be happy, and feel the unity we truly believe in
It’s perfectly fine not to like Bad Bunny — that’s not the issue.
What’s concerning is how anything non-white, non-mainland, or non-English is often labeled “disrespectful” or “an attack on the US.”
The world just wants peace and unity across the hemisphere.
About Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show and the backlash —
US artists perform abroad and get celebrated. They sing in English, and people still vibe even if they don’t understand every word.
Funny how divisive it gets when the NFL itself wants to be celebrated globally.
@matttttt187 At the end of the event, the ones who approach him are his family and friends; they stayed behind, and he’s attentive to them. Every time there’s a new album or project coming, Benito deletes his Instagram. He’s been doing it for years.