An article discusses the paid role of extras dressed as bushes during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance, highlighting the effort and surprise behind the job.
The halftime show of Bad Bunny during the Super Bowl featured unique extras disguised as bushes, which not only became a source of memes on social media but also turned out to be a paid job. This performance recreated scenes of Puerto Rico at the Levi's Stadium, where the Seattle Seahawks triumphed over the New England Patriots, marking a historic moment in their journey to secure the Vince Lombardi trophy.
The behavior and appearance of these 'bush people' during their entry and exit amused fans and sparked online jokes, but the reality was that there was a serious audition process and expectations to meet to secure the role. Applicants for this unusual job had to comply with specific traits and endure up to 70 hours of work to bring the performance to life. Business Insider interviewed one of the extras, shedding light on the surprising nature of this offbeat performance role.
This report highlights not only the cultural phenomenon surrounding major entertainment events like the Super Bowl but also showcases how unconventional roles can offer unexpected financial rewards. As performances continue to evolve and integrate diverse elements, we can expect more such creative roles in the future that captivate audiences while providing income for participants in the entertainment industry.
