Bad Bunnys Super Bowl LX Halftime Show didnt just spark debate onlineit triggered a full-blown meltdown from President Donald Trump. Donald Trump took to Truth Social to unload on Bad Bunny in a lengthy rant, ripping the Halftime Show as offensive, un-American, and unworthy of the Super Bowl stage. Trumps post went far beyond casual criticism. He attacked the performance, the artist, the NFL, and even folded in unrelated grievances, framing the show as an insult to the country itself. Trump then turned his attention directly toward Bad Bunny, questioning his identity and dismissing the performance on cultural grounds. The post escalated from there, with Trump portraying the show as a national embarrassment rather than entertainment. Trump also claimed the only positive reaction would come from what he labeled Fake News Media, while insisting the real world felt differently. As if the rant wasnt already wide-ranging enough, Trump ended by abruptly pivoting to football rules, calling on the NFL to immediately scrap its kickoff format. The timing of the post stood in sharp contrast to the reaction coming from the pro wrestling world, where wrestlers and wrestling personalities overwhelmingly praised Bad Bunnys performance for its energy, culture, and representation. While support poured in across social media from wrestling figures, Trumps reaction became one of the loudest and most polarizing responses of the night. Whether Trumps rant fuels the backlash further or simply adds another viral chapter to the Super Bowl discourse, it ensured one thingthe Halftime Show conversation didnt end when the music stopped. Do you think Donald Trumps reaction reflects how most viewers felt, or does it show how divided the response to Bad Bunnys Halftime Show really was? Let us know your take in the comments and join the discussion. G Add as a preferred source on Google
