Steve Smith Sr.

Oh, yeah.

I'm not really concerned.

I think Bad Bunny, he brings a different element that, you know, people may not necessarily agree with, but it's entertainment, right?

And

I think when you look at the last couple of Super Bowls, the Super Bowl halftime show and where we are society-wise, the people who don't actually even pay for much have always the most to say.

And so you've got to kind of balance and allow the water cooler conversation has now become

Frontline news.

It's no longer you have to have legitimate resources.

It's just you say whatever you want to say and you say how you feel.

And for whatever reason, regular people who sometimes don't have a dog in a fight believe that we who are in the media who get paid to do this.

Like we need to seek their permission for our happiness or our ability to speak our mind.

And so I would say this.

Bad Bunny, it brings a different culture to American football that may be missing or may not be there.

But at the end of the day, the powers that be that actually decided on this didn't ask you.

They didn't, right?

And here's the example I'll give you.

I was playing golf one time out in Charlotte.

We were playing up at the lake.

And, you know, up at the lake in this private course, there's a lot of big cars.

So it wasn't another name.