Eduardo Verástegui sparked controversy on social media by calling for a boycott of Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show. His request drew immediate reactions from users, who used the opportunity to bring up his alleged ties to Ricky Martin, mocking Verástegui’s motives. Many comments highlighted how the situation might have personal roots linked to his past romantic rumors with Martin, suggesting that Verástegui's anger stems from personal jealousy rather than genuine concerns about the performance.

The online responses proliferated as users created memes and shared humorous commentary that focused on Verástegui's personal life instead of the boycott itself. One particular comment suggested that Verástegui's disdain for Bad Bunny's performance reflected unresolved feelings regarding his past relationship with Martin. The tone of these comments indicated that many perceived Verástegui's actions as petty, undermining his credibility in calling for a boycott against a popular artist's show.

As Bad Bunny performed, social media users continued to comment on the unfolding situation, using humor to amplify their critiques of Verástegui. Remarks like "what a good thing you turned it off; it would have given you diarrhea" directed at the actor showed how users trivialized his campaign and turned it into a subject of ridicule, indicating that Verástegui, posturing for attention, was unable to evade the scrutiny and jokes directed at him regarding both his call for boycott and his rumored personal connections.