/1NFL Fans have launched a petition to try and replace Bad Bunny with Country Music star George Strait for the Super Bowl 60 Halftime show.
NFL Fans have launched a petition to try and replace Bad Bunny with Country Music star George Strait for the Super Bowl 60 Halftime show.
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NFL Fans Launch Petition to Replace Bad Bunny with Country Legend George Strait for Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show — Music Clash Heats Up!
The Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show hasn’t even hit the stage yet, but the drama is already reaching playoff levels. Just days after reports surfaced that global superstar Bad Bunny was set to headline the NFL’s most-watched spectacle, thousands of fans have taken matters into their own hands—launching an online petition demanding that he be replaced with country music icon George Strait.
The petition, which has already racked up tens of thousands of signatures, is spreading like wildfire across social media. Fans are calling for what they describe as a “return to American roots,” arguing that George Strait—the “King of Country”—would be a more fitting performer for the milestone 60th Super Bowl. “It’s time the NFL celebrates real American music,” one petition comment reads. “No disrespect to Bad Bunny, but George Strait represents the heart and soul of this country.”
Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican megastar and Grammy-winning artist, is one of the most streamed musicians on the planet and has dominated global charts for years. His selection for the halftime show was seen by many as a sign of the NFL’s growing embrace of international and Latin audiences—a reflection of how the league’s fanbase has evolved beyond traditional borders.
But not everyone is cheering. Some fans, especially in the heartland states, argue that the NFL should have chosen an act that resonates more deeply with the American South and Midwest—regions where football and country music have long gone hand in hand.
Meanwhile, others are firing back, defending Bad Bunny’s right to take the stage. They point out that his artistry, energy, and global reach make him one of the few performers capable of bringing a truly worldwide audience to the Super Bowl. “Bad Bunny is the future,” one fan tweeted. “If the NFL wants to grow, it has to think beyond borders.”
As the online feud intensifies, memes and hashtags like #StraitForSuperBowl and #KeepBadBunny are trending across X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok. Even a few country stars and Latin pop influencers have chimed in—some supporting the petition, others calling it “a pointless culture war over music.”
For now, the NFL has made no official comment, and the league is known for sticking with its chosen acts despite public backlash. Still, this petition has added unexpected fuel to the pre-game buzz, turning the Halftime Show conversation into one of the hottest debates of the season.
Whether it’s George Strait’s cowboy hat or Bad Bunny’s neon energy that ultimately lights up the Super Bowl 60 stage, one thing is clear—the fans are more fired up than ever, and the Halftime Show has already become the biggest showdown before the game even kicks off.
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