The halftime show at Super Bowl LX was filled with excitement, energy, and lots of conversation instantly on the internet. Kick streamerAdin Ross joined the conversation immediately after the show ended and gave his views on Bad Bunny’s performance.
Bad Bunny’s halftime performance was the centre of attention and stirred many conversations across social media. From Jake Paul to POTUS Donald Trump, everyone gave their views on this performance.
Adin Ross Claims Bad Bunny’s Performance was Better Than Kendrick Lamar’s Last Year
On X, Adin posted his opinions about Bad Bunny and Kendrick Lamar without hesitation, which instantly got everyone excited. He openly acknowledged his bias towards Bad Bunny and stated that Bad Bunny’s halftime performance was better than Kendrick Lamar’s last year.
At the time of Adin’s tweet, the internet was split on Bad Bunny’s performance, with some people praising him while others were very critical. Adin’s tweet landed right in the middle of that split and acted as a catalyst.
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Fans shared the tweet to validate Bad Bunny’s presence during the show and in the stadium. Critics used the tweet to validate Kendrick Lamar’s artistic style. The result was that quickly after the tweet was posted, it was quoted, reposted, and referenced by many users across many platforms, turning what started out as a personal reaction into a headline-generating moment.
Internet Reactions To Bad Bunny’s Comparison To Kendrick Comparison
When Adin Ross’ tweet started to catch attention, the discussion grew quickly. A lot of people agreed with Adin when they said that Bad Bunny’s halftime show looked exciting, loud, and was created for a huge crowd. Those who agreed with Adin made comments about how the atmosphere, the action happening on stage, and the crowd being inside the stadium all factored into what they thought about the performance.
There were others that disagreed, stating that Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX performance was much more than just Hype around his name, but was also about Symbolism, and Artistic Structure, all of which could be seen through the performance.
There was also a large group of fans who disagreed with the comparison of the two performances altogether. A lot of commenters pointed out that the two performances were meant to accomplish different results; therefore, counselling that both performances should never be compared. However, all of this stayed in people’s minds only due to how Adin Ross framed his tweet.
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This sparked up old existing tensions among fan bases, as stated in things such as “Drizzy boys hating once again.” Once the day was over, from Adin Ross’ Tweet, the quote would become one of the major talking points of Super Bowl LX when you viewed the 2023 Halftime Show through online eyes.
