President Donald Trump stirred controversy shortly after Super Bowl LX concluded by issuing a sharp rebuke of Bad Bunny’s halftime performance. Writing on Truth Social, Trump described the show as “absolutely terrible” and “disgusting,” calling it one of the weakest halftime performances in Super Bowl history.
In his remarks, Trump took aim at the Spanish-language lyrics and choreography, arguing that the performance did not reflect American values or standards. He also suggested the show was inappropriate for children watching across the United States and internationally.
His comments quickly fueled a wave of online reaction, with supporters backing his criticism while many viewers pushed back, applauding Bad Bunny’s performance as a bold celebration of Latin culture, identity, and pride. Blending traditional elements with modern energy, the halftime show had already drawn worldwide attention before Trump’s response intensified the debate.
As reactions continue to spread, the performance has moved beyond entertainment, becoming a broader cultural flashpoint tied to ongoing conversations about representation, language, and identity on one of the world’s most visible stages.
