Donald Trump hosted a Super Bowl LX watch party at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida instead of attending the game in person, citing the long distance to Santa Clara, California. The championship itself saw the Seattle Seahawks defeat the New England Patriots 29–13, but much of the public conversation shifted to the halftime performance by Bad Bunny. The Puerto Rican star delivered a historic, high-energy set featuring several hit songs and surprise guest appearances, marking a milestone as a Spanish-language headliner on the NFL’s biggest stage. While many viewers celebrated the performance, some critics voiced strong opposition, including public figures and commentators who questioned the show’s style and language.

Trump later criticized the halftime show on social media, calling it one of the worst in Super Bowl history and arguing it did not reflect American entertainment standards. However, footage from his own watch party showed guests at his resort watching the performance live on large screens, despite his public disapproval. The clip circulated widely online, highlighting the contrast between his criticism and the fact that the show remained part of the evening’s viewing experience for his guests. The reaction to the halftime performance quickly became one of the most discussed aspects of the night, overshadowing parts of the game itself. As debates continued across social media, the event once again demonstrated how the Super Bowl extends far beyond football, blending sports, music, and culture into a single spectacle capable of sparking both celebration and controversy long after the final whistle.