FCC complaints target Bad Bunny's Super Bowl 60 halftime performance

8 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 9

The complaints, obtained by TMZ, followed his 8 February show at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara during the Patriots-Seahawks game.
Viewers objected to alleged gyrating, crotch-grabbing and dancers touching each other's breasts, while others called the lyrics sexualised or said the Spanish-language performance was inappropriate.
The report gives no FCC response or complaint total, but the filings show some viewers sought regulatory action over the Apple Music halftime show.

With record ratings and mass complaints, did the Super Bowl's Spanish halftime show ultimately unite or divide its massive global audience?

Beyond the controversy, how did a 14-minute Spanish performance redefine commercial success and cultural expression on America's biggest stage?