Puerto Rican rapper and singer Bad Bunny will headline the next Super Bowl halftime show, as reported during Sunday Night Football’s halftime.

The Puerto Rican superstar will now be the second-straight artist that the National Football League has co-signed, an artist who is deemed “controversial.”

Kendrick Lamar angered some conservative viewers with the political symbolism he utilized during his performance at Super Bowl LIX in February.

The anticipation surrounding Lamar’s performance had been mounting for months, especially since Lil Wayne went on record stating how disappointed he was to be passed over to do the show in his city.

Bad Bunny has yet to even lay one of his hits, and social media is already in an uproar about his upcoming performance.

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