Former President Donald Trump expressed his outrage on Truth Social regarding Bad Bunny's halftime performance during the Super Bowl, labeling it as one of the worst in history. He stated that the show does not reflect America's greatness and criticized its lack of creativity and excellence. Trump characterized the performance as a 'slap in the face' to the nation, which he claims is setting new records every day.

Trump further commented on the language used by Bad Bunny, a Puerto Rican rapper, claiming that 'nobody understands a word' he is saying. He also criticized the choreography, deeming it 'disgusting,' particularly for children watching the broadcast in the United States and around the world. His remarks highlight a growing trend of political opinions being voiced concerning cultural events, especially those that feature a mix of diverse artistic expressions.

This backlash from Trump reflects broader political and cultural divisions in America as more public figures engage in debates over performances and cultural representation. Trump's past comments about Bad Bunny suggest a continuing critique on perceived threats to traditional American standards, which may resonate with a segment of his audience while also drawing sharp criticism from diverse communities that celebrate cultural plurality in artistic expressions.