The Super Bowl is America’s party. They forgot to invite America.
Imagine throwing a birthday party for your daughter — and watching every guest shower attention on everyone but her. That’s what the NFL did to Americans at Super Bowl LX.
On February 8, 2026, in front of the largest television audience of the year, the NFL chose Bad Bunny to headline the halftime show. In 13 minutes on the biggest stage in American sports, he performed almost entirely in Spanish, displayed flags from countries across the Western Hemisphere, and never once displayed the American flag.
Bad Bunny is not an apolitical figure. Days before the Super Bowl he stood at the Grammy Awards and declared “ICE out.” He has refused to tour in the continental United States citing concerns about immigration enforcement. These are deliberate political statements — not the actions of a neutral entertainer.
As one commentator put it: where is the gratitude for America? There is nothing more American than football. There is no bigger event in the nation. Turning that into an “all countries are awesome” moment was wrong — and the NFL chose it deliberately.
Roger Goodell defended the decision. Congress called for an investigation. Millions of American fans were left asking — whose party is this anyway?
This wasn’t an accident. It was a choice.
The NFL knew exactly who Bad Bunny was before they booked him. They knew about his political statements. They chose him anyway — and defended it when Americans pushed back.
The NFL made over $20 billion in revenue last year. That money comes from American fans buying tickets, watching games, and buying merchandise. You fund this league. You have every right to be heard.
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