Caitlin Green

They could just change camera angles.

They could just do, who knows what they're threatening behind the scenes.

I think having him perform as a halftime performer entirely in Spanish is like kind of its own, it stands on its own merit.

So I was pretty happy with it.

I thought he did a fantastic job.

I think he is such a great, like world-renowned energetic singer.

And I have still seen a lot of people like on the left and right arguing about it today because he didn't speak any English.

So there was the usual suspects who were not happy with that.

But if they didn't like it, I mean, they could always have gone and watched Kid Rock.

Yeah, you've circumvented the whole thing.

And I think he has said before, too, his desire would be that people who loved his music would sort of look into the lyrics, which I've done a bit.

Because I love his album.

I've loved him for a long time.

And so when I have a song of his that I really like, I will go in and listen to it and learn the lyrics.

And it's been a complaint I've seen again, and I've heard from other friends of mine, like that, you know, kind of America, like...

It's Central America, it's South America, like we all get America-ized because of the way that the actual like words are for each like piece of the continent.

And so they kind of, I think a lot of countries feel like they get absorbed into this culture that not only isn't really theirs, but sort of

stands against them very often.

And so I thought that that sort of was an interesting bringing together of that momentum.

It was like, hey, we're all the same.