January 1, WaPo Spins Bad Bunny Halftime Into Family Show

Wyatt’s Take

• Legacy media painted Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl show as wholesome.
• Performance featured explicit lyrics, political messages, and controversial dancing.
• Viewers noted the disconnect from real family values seen in America.

The Washington Post claimed Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show was full of “wholesome, traditional family values.” That’s how they spun a spectacle laced with explicit lyrics, wild dances, and political theater.

“Analysis: In general, Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show had the kind of wholesome, traditional family values that would have fit right in with some of the more sentimental commercials that appeared during the game.”

Bad Bunny’s show included graphic language his own defenders admitted they didn’t get. Gyrating dancers performed, with two men even grinding on each other during one song described by its title as meaning debauchery.

“Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime performance was pure filth… According to the Apple Music set list, he sang a song called, ‘Safaera’, which means debauchery in Puerto Rican slang. The translation of the lyrics to the English are so incredibly vile, profanely describing oral sex, among other debaucherous actions. During this song, two men were grinding on each other on screen. Shame on you, NFL for promoting this.”

The show ended with a scene showing a migrant caravan crossing the border, which critics pointed out was hardly subtle. Yet the media went so far as to compare Bad Bunny’s act to a children’s show, touting his “traditionally masculine” football jersey and suit after he chose not to wear a dress, as had been expected by some.

Many Middle Americans saw this as another example of big outlets pushing their own values over the rest of the country’s, brushing aside genuine concerns about what families see on TV.

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Wyatt Matters

Folks here know what real family values look like, and they’re tired of being told filth is just good old fun. When big city papers try to tell us what’s wholesome, it shows how out of touch they’ve become with everyday Americans.