Montrovant
Fuzzy bears!
What makes you think any are "made up?" Got evidence to the contrary?
Stated by someone connected to TPUSA.
What difference does it make?
It is a territory, like Guam. Not a state or commonwealth.
No one ever heard of him that I saw or read until announced by the NFL. Then everybody said 'Who?' And what does that really say if the #2 artist in the USA is a guy who doesn't even speak english?
Why would I need evidence to the contrary? If you are making a claim the burden is on you to provide evidence, not someone else to provide evidence against. Where did you get the data that indicates the majority of viewers of the halftime show were in small Latin countries?
What difference does it make? It makes a huge difference to your claim that 21 million chose to tune away from the SB halftime show and change to the TPUSA show. If most of those 21 million actually watched the TPUSA show after the Super Bowl was already over, they did NOT tune away from the SB halftime to watch TPUSA.
No, Puerto Rico is not a state. So what? You didn't say anything about the SB being intended to entertain those who live in the 50 states, you said Americans. Puerto Ricans are, in fact, Americans.
The fact that YOU didn't know about a pop artist doesn't mean that no one else did. To begin with, this wasn't even the first time he performed at a SB halftime show. I linked to Billboard showing him as their number 7 artist in the US for 2025. He's been Spotify's most streamed musician in 4 different years. Maybe you aren't all that in touch with who the biggest artists in pop music are. I didn't know who he was until I happened to see him on SNL a year or two ago (which is odd, since I don't normally watch that show
), but I didn't think to myself, "This guy must be new, because I've never heard of him before." I'm aware that modern pop music is not something I pay attention to or know all that much about. Would you say that you do?Even if your claim that 21 million tuned out of the SB halftime show to watch the TPUSA show were true, it still averaged 128 million viewers per Nielsen, making it the fourth-most watched SB halftime show. If you're trying to make a point that people don't know Bad Bunny and don't want to see him as a halftime performer, again, the data seems to disagree with you.
What does it say if the #7 (not #2, Billboard has him as #2 globally when including the USA) artist in the USA doesn't sing/rap in English? I don't know, probably that there are a lot of Spanish speakers in this country, and maybe that a lot of people who listen to this sort of music don't actually care all that much about the lyrics.

I never heard of him prior to this, nor had anyone I know ever heard of him. Most Americans would have picked different entertainment and that entertainment being done in English. They have numbers for who turned it off, we did, why watch something I have no understanding of? You're welcome to chose to believe the numbers or not, but you don't get to say that it didn't happen just based on your opinion.