Bad Bunny (Robert Hanashiro-USAT)
The backlash against the NFL’s selection of Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime performance continued into next week.

The Puerto Rican rapper is already a global phenomenon, but the Super Bowl will be a different animal and increase his popularity. Not everybody has been excited about that.

While commenting on another account’s post about the Puerto Rican rapper, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick criticized the idea of having him perform on stage in Levi’s Stadium.

“Oh fun,” the former race car driver turned analyst said on X. “No songs in English should not be allowed at one of America’s highest rated television events of the year … not just for sports.”

Patrick campaigned for President Donald Trump, so it’s not hard to see why she would oppose this idea.

Former NFL star Taylor Lewan wasn’t thrilled either, as he claimed Taylor Swift would’ve been so much better.

Now, a conservative political commentator and author is chiming in.

Nick Adams Points To Two Other Performers Over Bad Bunny

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The conservative political commentator and author, who Donald Trump has endorsed, is not a fan of Bad Bunny being at the Super Bowl.

Adams has a large social media following built on his promotion of conservative values. He gave his fan base exactly what they wanted when he touted two other names that would be better than Bunny.

Adams claims Kid Rock and Jason Aldean would be “better” picks.

“Bad Bunny sells out stadiums worldwide, tops charts in multiple languages, and is loved by millions. Kid Rock sells out bowling alleys in Michigan,” one fan wrote in response.

The NFL had been rumored to be pursuing Taylor Swift for the Super Bowl halftime show, but that did not come to fruition as they reportedly would not meet her demands.