The controversy surrounding Bad Bunnys Super Bowl LX Halftime Show took another sharp turnbut this time from inside the Paul family. After Jake Paul sparked backlash by calling for a boycott of Bad Bunnys performance, his brother Logan Paul publicly distanced himself from the boycott and made his stance clear on Twitter. Logan directly contradicted Jakes framing of the situation and defending Puerto Rican representation on one of the biggest stages in entertainment. The statement immediately reframed the conversation. While Jake Paul had accused Bad Bunny of being anti-American and urged viewers to turn off the Halftime Show entirely, Logans response rejected that premise outright and suggested inclusion rather than outrage. Jakes original post called for a coordinated blackout and questioned Bad Bunnys citizenship while tying the performance to political issues. That message drew criticism from multiple corners of the internet, but Logans response stood out because it came from the person most expected to stay silentor back him. By publicly disagreeing, Logan shifted attention away from the boycott itself and onto the cultural significance of Bad Bunnys performance, which centered on Puerto Rican identity and visibility during the Super Bowl. Do you think Logan Pauls response helped calm the controversy, or did it just draw more attention to Jake Pauls original comments? Drop your thoughts below and let us know where you stand. G Add as a preferred source on Google
