Gabby Windey

this huge message to all the poverty in Latin America to the children who are kind of grown up in this situation it's like have hope is what he's saying and then he gives his Grammy to the little kid as a sign of being like if I can do this you can do this like have hope this could be yours one day can you believe all of this isn't a halftime show I mean it's filled with so much heart but it's controversial ugh

Um, okay.

Let's see.

Okay.

There's also, um,

Okay, this this one.

So the light poles and the sparks which Laura Loomer was so absolutely like dumb about.

It's a song about cultural appropriation.

He points out the hypocrisy of everyone wants to be Latino but not respect the culture or have genuine interest to its people in history.

Again, pointing out how Latinos feel often looked down upon or people show passion slash excitement for the dancing and food without actual effort to respect it or learn its history.

The light poles also point out Puerto Ricans energy crisis and consistent power outages during hurricane season.

Also, wealthy investors are known to buy land and displace Puerto Ricans out.

Yeah, like whenever they have hurricanes, apparently like Donald Trump ripped all the resources from them and threw them paper towels and be like, this is the best thing I've ever done for you.

And we know as a nurse, when there's a bad hurricane in Puerto Rico, that's where they make a lot of medication.

So the hurricane, I don't know how many years ago, wiped out everything and we were out of literal life-saving medication because they make it all in Puerto Rico.

And I guess we don't give a fuck about that.

um uh let's see okay this is important too again lots of latinos are the embodiment of the american dream but often feel rejected by the same country they are patriotic to also there's existing division in the communities who this is like the flags at the end where he names all of the latino countries um

um there's an existing division in the community about who qualifies as latino which is why him saying all the countries is beautiful he is essentially trying to say you can be latino out loud you can embrace every part of your identity while being american and proud like what he's the only one i feel like like his message at the at the grammys like hope is better than hate or love triumphs hate it's like and now it's everywhere it was on all the comments on tp usa

halftime it's like yeah he's doing this like by and by the way I think you pay to do the Super Bowl like they're not getting paid so he was like here is my time this is what our country needs I'm gonna put myself like at risk for all of this hatred for maybe becoming like the only thing that people bad know about Bad Bunny now is that he put on a

controversial halftime show because he's literally Puerto Rican what is so controversial about that it so holds them but he knows like this is what we need right now and seeing someone like him like so meaningful and symbolic and successful represent Latino culture is like yes we can be proud and what they're doing to them in our country is like is disgusting and deplorable and abhorrent and devilish and infernal