On “Forbes Talks,” Forbes Reporter Matt Craig spoke to Forbes Senior Editor Maggie McGrath about Bad Bunny’s performance at the Super Bowl and why he won’t be paid.
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😂😂😂😂.Bunny is trash😂😂😂😂
Zero is what it was worth. I never saw anything worse, terrible songs, terrible singing, it was more like screaming or unprofessional, playback, he looked kinda mean in his eyes and expressions, I could not understand anything. Seems to be a modern party hit but not anything well known.
He should get paid it sucked the best thing you can do with bad Bunny is deported
Deported? Puerto Rico is a US territory and are US citizens. Did you drop out in grade school!!!!??
He’s getting to skip that 13 percent California tax??
Nobody cares.
Nothing cause it was worse halftime show in history
Bad Bunny is not receiving a traditional performance fee for his 2026 Super Bowl halftime show, consistent with the NFL’s policy of not paying headliners. He will only receive a union-mandated minimum (roughly $1,000/day) while the NFL covers all production and travel costs. Artists gain massive exposure, driving up streaming and touring revenue.