Megyn Kelly argues that Bad Bunny is a divisive figure who lacks respect for the United States, making him an inappropriate choice for the Super Bowl halftime show.

“He is too divisive a figure. No one would begrudge him his personal success story. Good for him. Great. We love that here in America.”

Michael Knowles contends that Bad Bunny's performance was disrespectful to the United States because he sang in Spanish and expressed ingratitude toward the country.

“the fact that he sang exclusively in a language that most Americans and certainly most Super Bowl viewers don't speak is offensive. that demonstrates an ingratitude toward the country.”

Glenn Greenwald suggests that the backlash against Bad Bunny reflects an unnecessary intensification of culture war divisions rather than a reaction to the performance itself.

“I think the question is why is everything why does everything now have to be put through this prism of this like existential right left culture war.”

Piers Morgan asserts that Bad Bunny's performance was an impressive piece of theater that focused on love and unity rather than political division.

“I thought as a piece of theater it was the best I've seen. just the most extraordinary kind of Broadway on steroids piece of theater. I also thought it wasn't remotely divisive politically in the end.”

Jack Posobiec argues that Bad Bunny was an inappropriate choice for the Super Bowl because he intentionally politicized the event.

“The point was that he was being political all the way through. His choice back, I think it was October when they announced him is really what drove so many people to say, you know what, I don't want to watch a show like that.”

Marc Lamont Hill argues that Bad Bunny's critique of American immigration policy is a principled stance rather than an expression of hatred for the country.

“I don't want to conflate a principled critique of America or immigration or ICE with hating America. I have the same critique he does. Does that mean I hate America?”

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance was highly entertaining because of its visual production and vibes, even if the lyrics were not understood.

“I don't need to know the language to know the vibes, baby. >> That [ __ ] was vibes. >> That's all it was. Vibes, baby.”

The controversy surrounding Bad Bunny performing in Spanish at the Super Bowl is a manufactured political distraction.

“My own theory is that the language, the fact that he was singing in Spanish only became as controversial as it did because Trump and Trump supporters led that feeling. And why did they do that? Because Bad Bunny is openly anti-Trump and anti-ICE.”