Chapter 1: What makes Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show unique?
we're gonna start off with something fun and something cool we're gonna be watching the bad the bony super bowl halftime show i watched it last night after the stream and look through the different notes that he had like the different things that he was pointing to talking about we'll obviously talk about the republican reaction to the bad bunny super bowl halftime show it's uh i think the most watched super bowl halftime show
It was a spectacular experience overall, as opposed to the idiotic experience that I put ourselves through for no real reason, which was the Turning Point USA halftime show, which was. I will say that the fact that it was a fully Spanish broadcast actually allowed Bad Bunny to go and make as many political statements as he wanted to.
Chapter 2: How does the Spanish broadcast influence Bad Bunny's performance?
I think he could have gone harder, but I'm not going to get into that. I know everybody will yell at me.
i wish he would like go extra hard on the cuban stuff he did go pretty hard on puerto rican independence in general let's start benito antonio martinez ocasio i do love that that's his like real name right and people saw him wearing a people saw him wearing a jersey with ocasio in the back and they literally were like oh my god he's promoting aoc like alexandre ocasio cortez is the only person with a name ocasio
Chapter 3: What political statements did Bad Bunny make during the show?
Via's Tacos is a Los Angeles institution, too. Bad Bunny ran for more yards during his performance than the Patriots did in the first half. Oh, my God. Devastating. Devastating. Oh, here, here, here, here, here, here.
Chapter 4: What cultural significance is attached to Bad Bunny's jersey?
Let's just play it real quick. Hey, so my auntie asked me why I got so many girlfriends. Hey, a lot of girlfriends. Today I got one and tomorrow I got another one. But I never marry you.
Chapter 5: How does the production quality of the halftime show reflect American diversity?
My auntie asked me why I got so many girlfriends. Hey, a lot of girlfriends. Today I got one and tomorrow I got another one. Man, I think I want to take them all to the VIP, to the VIP. So here, I want to identify some of the stuff, right? I'm going to identify some of the stuff. So he's wearing like a football jersey type situation.
Chapter 6: What themes of resistance are present in Bad Bunny's performance?
He's just trying to be like me again. I will say that. Once again, I say Benito's trying to be like your boy, trying to have the little head, big shoulder situation going on. Okay, you ain't slick, Benito. You know, hit my line. Let's swim to Cuba together.
okay let's go let's purchase a bunch of petroleum barrels and let's just bring that to cuba together break the blockade you know let's do it together flexicans and boricua uh rise up okay like that's copyright infringement i'll let him have it i'll let him have it he had the shoulder pad tech he was trying to be like me a little bit okay many of you won't understand this
But some people were saying that the 64 was a reference potentially to the first false numbers after Hurricane Maria of like how many Puerto Ricans had died in Hurricane Maria.
Chapter 7: How does Bad Bunny's show address the experiences of Puerto Ricans?
Because the government said that it was 64, but it was actually in the thousands. It was a tribute to his uncle. 64 was the date of birth for his uncle. Is that what it is? 64 is for his grandpa. It was his football number. 64. Bro, the production on this is nutty, by the way.
Chapter 8: What impact does Bad Bunny's performance have on future generations?
Think about how much time and effort goes in to making a live production like this work. It's shot beautifully. There's incredible dolly work, especially in the end, too. But, like, it is nuts. I want to give a huge shout out to the IATSE folks, the union folks that poured their blood, sweat, and tears into making this production work in real time.
Shouts out to the dudes who are in the... Shouts out to the dudes who are in the trees... Like every part of this, every part of this is incredible work. Yet another testament, by the way, I'm going to, I'm going to do a quick glaze to like American diversity because America is once again,
carried puerto rico is a territory we uh we have dominated them for years and years we have destroyed puerto rico we have abused puerto rico we have taken advantage and exploited puerto rico without puerto ricans this doesn't exist okay once again if you want to see the difference of like what white culture looks like this is what the was going on in america b
It's not even a, like, think about the difference in production quality. Think about the difference in respect to arts, having a history that you can tap into. I mean, all of this, that's why I get so mad on top of everything else.
top of my background on top of like uh you know my my uh principled stance my principled internationalist stance my principled socialist uh stance it's additionally fucked up and self-defeating to try to eradicate the one aspect of american culture that is so redeemable diversity is unironically our strength and that is so offensive to these stupid white supremacists who
once again don't even realize how much they actually eat off of the cultural output of all of these other cultures that have merged into american culture hassan you're a disgraceful piece of hell yeah brother this is what i mean people they get like incredibly bent out of shape when they see some of america's best that's it
there is two different americas okay there's the america that most normal people live in you know they go they eat mexican food you know they work alongside uh you know second generation first generation third generation seventh generation people that have have become americans people that have brought pieces of their culture pieces of their experience to the united states of america
and have made it whole, made it better overall. And then there's the people that just don't see that, don't recognize that, and think that's actually a negative thing, think that's actually a burden. Just tasteless, cultureless dipshits who just look at something like this and they mauled. And they're like, meh. Why is he speaking Espanol?
I need you all to understand, no matter how much those guys chirp, this is what America is about. No matter how much those guys chirp, they're chirping to no one. They're chirping to a tiny sliver of society. It's not real. It's not real. None of it matters. Okay, you got it. Now I have to play the subtitled version. Don't get too mad at me, but I have to play it.
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