Trump Criticizes Bad Bunny and Green Day After Missing Super Bowl

The President of⁤ the ‌United States,⁢ Donald ​Trump, has announced that he will not attend the Super Bowl this ‍year, criticizing the ​artists chosen too​ perform during the event’s halftime show, which will ⁢take place on february 8th.

in⁣ an‌ interview with the New York⁤ Post, the North ⁣American leader revealed ‌he was not at all pleased with the choice ‌of Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny and ⁣the band Green Day, who are critical of Donald Trump‘s policies.

“I’m against them. I think it’s a terrible choice. ‌All they do is​ sow hatred. ‍Terrible,” he stated.

However, Donald⁤ Trump justified that the artists chosen are not the⁤ reason for his absence, but rather the fact⁣ that the game is “far away.”

“I would go, but it’s too far,” he‍ said.

It should be noted that the Super ‍Bowl – the ⁤final of the National Football League – takes place on ​February ⁣8th, at ‌Levi’s Stadium, in California. Last year, the final of this one of the country’s biggest sporting ‍events – ⁣and, with the halftime show, also one of ‌the biggest in terms of entertainment – was held in New Orleans, in the state ⁤of Louisiana. Compared to the White ‍House,​ California is on the other side​ of ⁣the country, on the​ west coast – while the official residence is on the east‍ coast. New Orleans is located closer to the White House.

Bad Bunny to Headline Super Bowl After Previously ⁤Declining U.S. Performances

Bad ⁤Bunny has been selected ‌to perform during the halftime show of the upcoming Super bowl. The declaration was made in September by the National ‍Football ⁢League (NFL), Apple Music, and Roc Nation.

In ‍a statement cited by international press, the 31-year-old Puerto Rican artist said: “What I’m feeling right now goes beyond a dream. It’s for ⁢those ⁤who came before me and paved the way so I could step⁢ onto the ⁢stage and score a ‘touchdown’.”

“This is for my ‍people, for my culture, ‌and for​ our history. Go⁤ tell your grandma⁣ that we’re going​ to be the⁣ Super Bowl halftime show,” the artist ‍concluded.

“The Super Bowl Halftime Show is the ultimate‌ celebration⁣ of music and culture,⁤ and⁤ few artists embody that intersection as perfectly and authentically as Bad Bunny,” said​ Oliver Schusser, Apple’s⁣ Vice President of Music ‍and Sports, as quoted in the same​ report.

Notably, Bad Bunny previously excluded the United States from his world tour which began​ in ‍2025 and concludes this year,‍ explaining…