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Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Show Sparks FCC Complaints
14 May
Summary
- Hundreds contacted the FCC about Bad Bunny's halftime performance.
- Complaints cited the show as overly sexual and not in English.
- Texas, Florida, and California led states in complaint numbers.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) received a significant number of complaints following Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance. Hundreds of individuals contacted the agency, expressing dissatisfaction with the show. The primary concerns raised were that the performance was perceived as overly sexual and was not conducted in the English language.
An in-depth analysis of these FCC complaints, obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request, identified the leading states for grievances. Texas, Florida, and California registered the highest numbers of complaints, in that order. Further examination of the complaint data revealed specific keywords used by objectors. The term "vulgar" appeared in 497 complaints, while "Spanish" was noted in 735 instances.
