Bad Bunny 'dodges' cancel culture after new details about Super Bowl show

Bad Bunny, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, has embroiled in another controversy due to his debatable Super Bowl Halftime, sparking a strong reaction from his fans.

According to new details, the 32-year-old singer’s show was plagued with more than “2000 FC complaints over sexual content and political messaging.”

Despite the complaints, the regulators avoided taking any action as they “found no rule violations.”

However, it appears that the MONACO hitmaker earned support instead of being cancelled after the new details came to light.

It was noted by a fan that the musician what he does, while “other half wrote essays about twerking.”

Another netizen made a sarcastic comment about the situation, writing: “Goodness I wonder who they voted for?”

The users online were convinced that the complaints are being highlighted after political opposition.

After Bad Bunny wrapped his performance, President Donald Trump slammed the show for being a “slap in the face” of the country.

He criticised the artist for singing in a different language, writing in his Truth Social post about how no one “understands a word this guy is saying.”

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It is to be noted that scrutiny on Benito putting up a show on one of the world’s biggest stage started after right after he was announced.

Many celebrities jumped in to defend him, including Jennifer Lopez as she recalled her time sharing spotlight with her.

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