Bad Bunny Breaks Silence, Slams NFL Critics for Dismissing His Music
In a recent interview, Bad Bunny has finally addressed the harsh criticism and opposition from a segment of NFL fans regarding his selection as the headliner for the Super Bowl 2026 Halftime Show.
The global music sensation didn’t hesitate to share his thoughts on how music should connect everyone, regardless of genre or audience. His critics, particularly NFL enthusiasts, have publicly expressed their discontent with the choice of Bad Bunny, claiming that he’s not fit for an iconic event like the Super Bowl.
"I think it's a lack of understanding. My music has always been created to reflect the times and to connect with the fans. Music is universal, it’s art, and anyone can feel it," Bad Bunny stated confidently.
He also took the opportunity to call out those who have dismissed his music. "They are just hypocrites, people who don’t know how to appreciate or convey music in the way of this era. They don’t understand that music is a part of culture, and every artist has the right to contribute to it, no matter who they are," he added.
Despite receiving overwhelming support from the music community and fans worldwide, Bad Bunny acknowledges that he has become a lightning rod for controversy. With a hugely successful music career and significant contributions to the global music scene, being chosen to perform at the Super Bowl is not only a major milestone in his career but also an opportunity to spread a message about unity through music.
Bad Bunny is more than just a singer; he’s a global icon of change in music, and he wants people to understand that. "I’m not doing this to make people like me. I’m doing this so my music can be spread and help connect people. That’s the real purpose," he emphasized.
Bad Bunny’s rise to fame has left a lasting impact on both music and culture, and his performance at Super Bowl 2026 promises to be an unforgettable moment. One thing is certain: the Super Bowl Halftime Show will never be the same again.
Mike Vrabel’s Honest Take on Drake Maye After Patriots’ Surprising Loss to Bills: "He’s Going to Be a Force"
After the New England Patriots' unexpected 28-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills, head coach Mike Vrabel didn’t shy away from offering his honest assessment of rookie quarterback Drake Maye, who took the field for the first time in a high-pressure game. Despite the loss, Vrabel had nothing but praise for Maye, acknowledging the young quarterback's impressive performance under challenging circumstances.
“Drake Maye showed a lot of poise out there,” Vrabel said in the postgame press conference. “Despite the loss, I see a quarterback with a lot of potential. He made some big throws, kept his composure, and showed why we’re excited about his future. He’s going to be a force in this league, no question.”
Maye, who had been thrust into the starting role for the game, put up solid numbers despite facing a Bills defense that made things difficult for the Patriots all afternoon. He finished with over 250 passing yards and two touchdowns, showcasing his ability to move the ball and make plays. While there were some rookie mistakes, it was clear to Vrabel that Maye’s potential far outweighs any setbacks.
“We’re not here to make excuses,” Vrabel continued. “We’re here to win games, but I see a young quarterback who can handle adversity. He didn’t shy away from the situation. That’s the kind of mentality you need to be successful in this league. He’s only going to get better, and I have no doubt he’ll be a key part of this team moving forward.”
Vrabel’s comments reflect a strong belief in Maye’s development. The rookie quarterback has been working hard to adjust to the speed of the NFL, and while the Patriots are still finding their footing, Maye’s performance against a tough opponent like the Bills showed that he has what it takes to lead.
“Every quarterback has their growing pains, and today was part of that process for Drake,” Vrabel said. “But he’s got all the tools—arm strength, poise, and leadership. This game will only make him stronger, and we’ll keep pushing him to be the best he can be.”
As the Patriots look to bounce back from their loss, Maye’s growth remains a key focus for the coaching staff. With Vrabel’s support and the guidance of the Patriots’ veteran players, Maye’s trajectory is on the rise, and he’s set to become a cornerstone of the team for years to come.
“We’ve got a bright future ahead of us, and Drake is a huge part of that,” Vrabel concluded. “We’ve seen the potential, and now it’s about putting it all together.”
While the Patriots’ loss to the Bills was tough, the silver lining is clear: with Drake Maye at the helm, the future of the team looks promising.
