Bad Bunny concluded his Super Bowl 60 halftime show with a simple message for America.
The iconic Puerto Rican rapper and singer performed for roughly 15 minutes on stage at Levi's Stadium. He wasn't just on stage, though. Bad Bunny basically created an epic short film on the Levi's Stadium field. The visuals and set pieces were truly incredible to watch.
But at the end of his show, he had a simple message for all of America.
“The only thing more powerful than hate, is love," the message from his Super Bowl halftime show read.
He added: “Together, We Are America.”
NFL fans seemed to love it, too.
Bad Bunny delivered on his promise
Bad Bunny didn't say he was bringing Lady Gaga on stage, but he promised that he would make everyone happy.
It seems like he did that.
“Well, you know that’s something I’m not going to tell you. I don’t know why you asked that,” he said when asked about potential special guests. “I think I have a lot of guests — it’s going to be my family, my friends, all the Latino community around the world that’s supporting me. The whole country, there’s a lot of people that love me around the world — not just the Latinos, you just said I’m No. 1 in China so Chinese people love me also. So, there’s a lot of people that stop me in the street or the airport, people from Americas, from United States, Mexico, French, and say, ‘I know you’re going to do a great performance at the Super Bowl.’
“I know the world is going to be happy this Sunday. They’re going to have fun, they’re going to dance, and they’re going to have a good time.”
What did you make of his halftime show?