On February 8, 2026, Bad Bunny became the first Latino solo artist to headline Super Bowl Halftime. Many fans hailed this performance at Super Bowl LX, titled Benito Bowl, as a love letter to Puerto Rico, showcasing its vibrant culture. However, former NFL DeSean Jackson labelled it “trash.”
Fans across social media have divisive views on this performance. While some call it one of the best ever, others call it very unimpressive. While being on a livestream with controversial streamer N3on, former wide receiver argued that it failed to live upto the standards set by Kendrick Lamar in 2025.
DeSean Jackson Says He Didn’t Understand Anything During Bad Bunny’s Halftime Performance
DeSean Jackson recently featured in N3on’s live stream, featuring him training and teaching the streamer some football basics. During the livestream, N3on, after the grueling workout, sits down and asks Jackson about the halftime show last night’s Super Bowl Halftime show. Former Eagles star, without hesitation, calls it straight-up “trash.“
DeSean Jackson said he didn’t understand Bad Bunny’s performance and asked N3on if this performance was better than Kendrick Lamar’s 2025 performance. N3on and one of his associates claimed it was much better than Lamar’s, stating the production value and the vibe of the performance, while last year’s was centered around a “beef.”
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N3on and Jackson then asked the chat, and the majority of them also claimed Bad Bunny’s performance was superior. Clearly not on the same boat, Jackson let it pass and moved to N3on’s next question.
DeSean Jackson Gives Life Advice to N3on
Later in the stream, after discussing quarterbacks, N3on asks the NFL star for some advice he would give to him. Jackson questioned N3on what he seeks and what his “demons ” are, to which N3on replied that he wants peace.
Jackson told N3on that he should do things that actually make him feel peaceful. He also emphasizes that it is important to bring discipline into life. Furthermore, Jackson advised N3on not get caught up in the cycle of “pleasing other people” at the expense of his own well-being.
N3on admitted he struggles with finding peace and happiness after shutting off the stream. To this, Jackson said, “none of this s**t is going to matter” and asked N3on to remain authentic to himself, which will make him feel more peaceful even after his turn the stream off.
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DeSean Jackson is currently coaching and working with Delaware State University. N3on collaborating with Jackson and being candid with him was something new for his viewers.
