Bad Bunny Defends Super Bowl Halftime Show

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Bad Bunny Defends Super Bowl Halftime Show

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Bad Bunny addressed criticism over his Super Bowl Halftime show booking during his "Saturday Night Live" debut. The Puerto Rican artist expressed excitement, calling the selection a "win for all of us" and a testament to Latino contributions in the US. He playfully told critics they had "four months to learn" Spanish to understand his performance. The controversy stems from past concerns about ICE presence at his US concerts, with some politicians criticizing the NFL's choice. Bad Bunny, however, remains proud of representing his culture on a global stage.

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