Danica Patrick's Fiery Blast Over Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Headlining
EXCLUSIVE SCOOP: Danica Patrick Blows Up Over Super Bowl Halftime Show Snub, Bad Bunny Celebrates "Victory for My People"
In a bombshell move that's got everyone talking, former NASCAR driver and Trump supporter Danica Patrick is fuming over the surprise announcement of Puerto Rican reggaetón sensation Bad Bunny as this season's Super Bowl halftime performer. The 43-year-old beauty queen turned politico took to social media to express her disdain for the decision, calling it a travesty that no songs in English should be allowed at the iconic event.
But Patrick isn't just any ordinary Trump supporter – she's a recent convert to politics who only recently started voting and campaigning for the President. In fact, before last year's election, she had never even voted before! Now, she's wading into hot button issues like gun control, late-night talk show hosts getting suspended (more on that later), and now, her beef with Bad Bunny.
So, what's behind Patrick's outrage? Apparently, the NFL chose to go against tradition by selecting a performer who sings in Spanish. And it gets even juicier – Bad Bunny has been vocal about his disdain for Donald Trump's immigration policies, even admitting he refused to tour in the US over fears that his fans would be targeted by ICE.
The backlash from MAGA world was swift and merciless, with some commentators predicting that Bad Bunny would hijack the American platform to push a "woke" narrative and criticize Trump's policies. But for Bad Bunny fans, this is a victory moment – he celebrated the announcement as a triumph for his people, culture, and history.
Bad Bunny took to social media to express his gratitude, saying: "What I'm feeling goes beyond myself... it's for those who came before me and ran countless yards so I could come in and score a touchdown... this is for my people, my culture, and our history." He also released a recent single called 'NUEVAYoL', which features a voice sounding suspiciously like the President issuing an apology to "immigrants in America". Yeah, that's not exactly subtle.
But what really got under Patrick's skin was when Bad Bunny celebrated his selection as halftime performer by calling it a victory for "my people". For her, this was a clear message: the NFL is catering to immigrants and foreigners over American values. But is she right? Or is this just another example of Trump supporters getting their knickers in a twist over something that's not even an issue?
We asked the NFL why they chose Bad Bunny as halftime performer, but so far, no comment. But what we do know is that this is going to be one Super Bowl show for the books – will Bad Bunny bring his politics to the stage, or keep it strictly about the music? Stay tuned!
In related news...
Last month, late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel was briefly suspended by ABC after he made a joke about the MAGA gang trying to portray the suspect in Charlie Kirk's assassination as one of them. Disney, the parent company of ABC, described his comments as "ill-timed and thus insensitive" when announcing his return last week.
Patrick celebrated Kimmel's suspension at the time, saying she was glad someone was being held accountable for their words. But after Kimmel returned to his show, Patrick seemed to backtrack, saying she understood the decision to bring him back. Hmm... seems like she's trying to have her cake and eat it too!
In any case, one thing's for sure: this Super Bowl halftime show is going to be a wild ride – and we can't wait to see what happens next!