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Bad Bunny Aims for Heart, Not Spectacle, at Super Bowl
7 Feb
Summary
- Bad Bunny headlines the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show on Feb. 8.
- He aims to connect with the audience through emotion and dance.
- He worked in a grocery store before achieving musical success.

Bad Bunny will headline the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show on Sunday, February 8th, an event poised to be a significant cultural moment. His performance is intentionally crafted to evoke feelings of happiness, joy, and pride, aiming for a deep connection with a global audience rather than just visual spectacle. He described the challenge of selecting music for the limited 30-minute slot as intense, opting for a thematic approach over solely featuring his biggest hits.
Reflecting on his past, Bad Bunny recalled working in a grocery store a decade ago, making beats in his spare time with aspirations for success. He expressed that he is still driven by the same passion and love for music as he was before achieving popularity. Upon confirmation of his headline slot, he chose to keep the news private until it was official. He also shared a recent, emotional exchange with Lady Gaga at the Grammy Awards, where he celebrated three wins.




