Danica Patrick Weighs in on Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Performance

Danica Patrick has made her stance clear—she’s not a fan of the idea of Bad Bunny performing at the Super Bowl halftime show. In a recent comment on social media, she expressed her skepticism about the Puerto Rican rapper’s spot on such a prominent stage in Santa Clara, California.

“Ah, it’s fun,” the former race car driver said on X, possibly indicating a mix of sarcasm or genuine concern about the performance.

Earlier, Bad Bunny had raised concerns about his tour, expressing fears over potentially having to cancel dates due to issues he faced, hinting at complications involving security. “There was a problem with my concerts,” he mentioned in an interview with ID Magazine, emphasizing the seriousness of his worries.

Patrick shared her thoughts about him being labeled a “devil Marxist,” a claim that seems to have been circulating amidst the mixed reactions to his announcement as the Super Bowl performer. At 43, she’s open about her political views and doesn’t shy away from discussing them, even in the context of a major entertainment event.

The NFL has defended its decision to feature Bad Bunny, with NFL executive John Barker stating, “Bad Bunny represents the global energy and cultural vitality that defines today’s music scene.” He lauded him as an influential artist whose unique style bridges various genres and languages, making him a fitting choice for the halftime show. Barker highlighted the excitement and unforgettable experience fans can expect from Bad Bunny’s performance.

Interestingly, there were whispers that the league might pursue Taylor Swift for the halftime show, but that plan didn’t materialize.

“This is for my people, my culture, and our history,” Bad Bunny proclaimed after his announcement, underscoring the significance of his performance beyond mere entertainment.