Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene from Georgia has expressed her concerns regarding Bad Bunny’s upcoming performance at the Super Bowl. Following a comment made by Bad Bunny during his recent “SNL” monologue, Greene is calling for legislation mandating English as the official language in the United States.
Bad Bunny’s “SNL” Remarks Spark Controversy
During his opening monologue, Bad Bunny spoke mainly in English, with a few lines in Spanish. He humorously suggested that Americans could take the next four months to learn Spanish before his Super Bowl halftime performance.
Greene’s Legislative Demands
Greene did not take kindly to this jest. She took to social media to express her frustration, demanding a law that would establish English as the official language. In her post, she stated, “Bad Bunny says America has 4 months to learn Spanish before his perverse unwanted performance at the Super Bowl halftime.”
Concerns About Halftime Shows
In addition to her legislative demand, Greene criticized the NFL for what she termed as “demonic sexual performances” during its halftime shows. Her comments reflect a growing sentiment among some lawmakers concerned about the content featured in major entertainment events.
Context and Response
- Bad Bunny has recently indicated he may avoid U.S. tours due to concerns about targeted actions from immigration authorities.
- Corey Lewandowski, an adviser from the Department of Homeland Security, mentioned that ICE agents would be present at the game.
As the Super Bowl approaches, the discourse surrounding Bad Bunny’s performance and the accompanying political reactions are set to intensify. Greene’s call for legislation highlights ongoing cultural debates within the U.S., particularly regarding language and performance standards in major public events.
