Caitlin Green

He said, God bless America.

And it was really like a smorgasbord of Latin Puerto Rican culture.

And it was, you know, dancers and it was, it was touching moments.

They had a couple, a real life couple got married.

at the Superbowl.

So there was a couple there that like you see kissing, you just figure they're a prop, but it was actually a real life couple that had reached out to him and done one of those, like shoot your shot, ask him to perform at their wedding.

And then his people came back to them and instead said, no, why don't you get on stage and get married at the Superbowl?

And so they did.

So there was the Lady Gaga portion.

Now that also is like a functional need of most of these halftime show performers to have somebody else tap in so they can outfit change.

And I thought she did a really good job.

Him and her have good chemistry.

Like, I mean, she's just she's so professional.

I thought maybe she was going to perform Alejandro, just saying if we were going to keep it more on theme.

But she did a really good job.

And then he had a ton like Ricky Martin was there.

I took issue with that.

I wish I didn't know that they showed it.

They showed them setting up the stage and they showed all the grass people like milling about and getting up into their places.

And I, with my friends who I was watching with yelled at the TV and I was like, don't show us how the sausage gets made.