Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show was a resounding celebration of Latin culture, joy, and unity. The 13-minute set, which kicked off at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on February 8, 2026, featured an eclectic mix of the Puerto Rican artist's biggest hits and special guest performances that left fans beaming with delight.
In a notable departure from the controversy that had swirled around some of his past performances, Bad Bunny brought his signature high-energy stage presence to the table, effortlessly weaving in physical comedy and charisma. The show also marked an opportunity for him to pay homage to his Puerto Rican heritage and the rich musical traditions of Latin America.
The halftime show kicked off with a medley of hits like "Tití Me Preguntó," "Yo Perreo Sola," "Safaera," and "Party." Later, Bad Bunny was joined on stage by fellow Puerto Rican Ricky Martin for a duet on Daddy Yankee's 2004 reggaeton smash “Gasolina.” The setlist also featured Lady Gaga, who arrived to perform alongside Bad Bunny during the show's halftime moment.
The set also showcased other notable guest performers including actor Pedro Pascal and rapper Cardi B.
Throughout the performance, the focus remained firmly on spreading love and unity – a message that stood in stark contrast to some of the divisiveness that had preceded it. Even in the wake of criticism from President Donald Trump calling Bad Bunny’s performance “absolutely terrible,” “disgusting,” and “the worst ever,” a message on the Jumbotron at Levi's Stadium reading “The only thing more powerful than hate is love” left fans grinning with joy.
Ultimately, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show will be remembered as an unapologetic celebration of Latin culture – one that defied expectations and filled the stadium with smiles, laughter and a renewed sense of unity.
In a notable departure from the controversy that had swirled around some of his past performances, Bad Bunny brought his signature high-energy stage presence to the table, effortlessly weaving in physical comedy and charisma. The show also marked an opportunity for him to pay homage to his Puerto Rican heritage and the rich musical traditions of Latin America.
The halftime show kicked off with a medley of hits like "Tití Me Preguntó," "Yo Perreo Sola," "Safaera," and "Party." Later, Bad Bunny was joined on stage by fellow Puerto Rican Ricky Martin for a duet on Daddy Yankee's 2004 reggaeton smash “Gasolina.” The setlist also featured Lady Gaga, who arrived to perform alongside Bad Bunny during the show's halftime moment.
The set also showcased other notable guest performers including actor Pedro Pascal and rapper Cardi B.
Throughout the performance, the focus remained firmly on spreading love and unity – a message that stood in stark contrast to some of the divisiveness that had preceded it. Even in the wake of criticism from President Donald Trump calling Bad Bunny’s performance “absolutely terrible,” “disgusting,” and “the worst ever,” a message on the Jumbotron at Levi's Stadium reading “The only thing more powerful than hate is love” left fans grinning with joy.
Ultimately, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show will be remembered as an unapologetic celebration of Latin culture – one that defied expectations and filled the stadium with smiles, laughter and a renewed sense of unity.
I was literally on the edge of my seat when they played "Gasolina"! The way Bad Bunny and Ricky Martin killed it together 
was pure fire 
. And can we talk about how inclusive it was? 
Having Lady Gaga, Pedro Pascal, and Cardi B join him on stage was like a dream come true 
. It was all about spreading love and unity – what's not to love about that? 
I'm so glad it showed the world that Latin culture is all about positivity and good vibes 
what a celebration of love and unity - now that's what i call a win 
I mean, who knew Puerto Rican vibes could get so lit?! 
. But what really got me was how he brought the whole stadium together with that message of unity 
. No hate, just love 
It's awesome that Bad Bunny used his platform to spread positivity & unity instead of letting hate bring him down 
, and Lady Gaga killed it too! 
, I gotta say, Bad Bunny totally killed it on that Super Bowl halftime show 
But what really stood out to me was how he used the stage as a platform to celebrate his heritage and bring people together. That's the kinda vibe we need more of in the world 
! It was all about spreading love and unity, and it definitely had that effect on me 
. Even though some people were hating on him beforehand (ugh, Trump 
), I think he totally turned the tables with this show. Can't wait to see what's next for him 
) and used them as fuel to bring the crowd even more together 
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) and we should all take a page out of his book when it comes to spreading love and positivity 
seriously though, it's amazing how he managed to create this vibe of love and unity amidst all the hate & drama. that message on the jumbotron gave me chills 
, I mean, 13 minutes is nothing! I've seen longer concerts at local bars on a Friday night 
Overall, it was a solid effort, but I'm still underwhelmed 
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like, honestly can u think of anyone more awesome than bringing a little more joy and positivity to the world right now? 
. like, who gets to decide what art is "good" or "bad"? 
It's awesome to see artists like Lady Gaga and Cardi B join him on stage too 
... it's amazing how music can have such a powerful impact on our lives 
. The crowd was vibin' so hard, I'm sure everyone in the stadium was dancing along to "Gasolina" 
! The way he brought Latin culture to the big stage was pure fire 