NASHVILLE — The NFL just dropped a bombshell: Bad Bunny will headline the Apple Music Super Bowl LX halftime show on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. This marks a groundbreaking moment for the league — Bad Bunny will become one of the first primarily Spanish-language solo artists to take the Super Bowl stage, bringing reggaeton, Latin trap, and global pop energy to one of the biggest audiences in the world.
Fans are already buzzing across social media, with anticipation skyrocketing. Expect a high-energy, visually stunning performance packed with pyrotechnics, choreography, and Bad Bunny’s signature flair. Industry insiders hint at “never-before-seen collaborations” and a production that will push the boundaries of what a Super Bowl halftime show can be.
But it hasn’t come without controversy: over 100,000 fans have signed a petition urging the NFL to replace Bad Bunny with country legend George Strait, sparking debate about genre, audience, and tradition. Despite the backlash, the decision is seen as a bold, culturally significant move — cementing Bad Bunny’s place not just as a global superstar but as a trailblazer in music history.
With weeks to go until kickoff, one thing is clear: Super Bowl LX will not just be a game — it will be a historic spectacle.
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