NFL bets on unifying moment for Super Bowl LX after Bad Bunny Grammys controversy

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The NFL publicly backs Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl LX halftime performer, saying he’s a top artist who understands the platform’s unifying potential, even after his Grammys speech condemning ICE drew backlash from some MAGA supporters. Commissioner Roger Goodell emphasized the goal of bringing people together and expected a strong, unifying halftime show, despite blowback and boycott chatter. The league defended the decision as carefully considered, announced Green Day as the opening act, and noted that Trump would skip the game, underscoring a political backdrop while aiming for a unifying moment on the big stage.
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