LDT “🏈 Petition Demands George Strait Replace Bad Bunny at Super Bowl LX Halftime Show”

A fan-driven petition urging the NFL to replace Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny with country legend George Strait as the headline act for Super Bowl LX has rapidly gained momentum online, amassing tens of thousands of signatures in just days.

The petition, launched on Change.org, argues that the upcoming halftime show should highlight “authentic American country music and family-friendly entertainment.” Supporters have flooded social media with the hashtag #StraitForSuperBowl, calling the move a chance to “bring tradition back to the biggest stage in sports.”

The NFL announced earlier this month that Bad Bunny would lead the 2026 halftime show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California — a decision that has divided fans. While many praised the league for featuring a globally successful Latin artist, others voiced frustration that country music, one of America’s most enduring genres, has been overlooked in recent years.

Neither the NFL nor representatives for Bad Bunny or George Strait have issued an official response to the petition. Still, the campaign’s traction highlights the ongoing debate over how the Super Bowl balances cultural representation, diversity, and tradition in its halftime programming.

With Super Bowl LX set for February 8, 2026, the question remains — will fan pressure influence the NFL’s lineup, or will the league stand by its original headliner?