Super Bowl LX Sunday has arrived, and the public seems to be pumped for the matchup between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. Something that’s also been a major topic of discussion is the halftime show, which is set to be headlined by Bad Bunny. While some have expressed enthusiasm over the fact that the Puerto Rican artist is performing, others aren’t as pleased. NFL players have since been asked for their thoughts on the decision to hire BB, and the stats are quite surprising.
Players recently took part in a poll centered around their feelings on Bad Bunny – whose real name is Benito Ocasio – performing at the Super Bowl. The poll was conducted by The Athletic, which found that about 58.6% of players approved of Ocasio’s selection, while 41.4% weren’t necessarily in favor. When it comes to this relatively split result, it should be mentioned that many of those who weren’t in favor mainly cited a general lack of unfamiliarity with the “Solo de Mí” performer as their reason for being unsure of the choice. Still, that latter figure is certainly higher than I would've imagined.
