Tom Brady’s one-word reaction says it all after Bad Bunny delivers a historic Super Bowl LX halftime show

Bad Bunny’s historic Super Bowl halftime show performance seems to have made a big impression on NFL superstar Tom Brady. After Bad Bunny’s performance at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Brady posted a photo on his Instagram story showing the Puerto Rican superstar alongside Lady Gaga. In his one-word review of the halftime performance, the former Patriots QB praised Bad Bunny’s exemplary performance. The game itself was also a nail-biting one as the Seattle Seahawks rolled past the New England Patriots 29–13 to win the second championship in franchise history. Still, even with Seattle in control, the halftime show became the headline for many fans, including Brady.His Instagram caption on his story read, “Amazing!!!!!!!!!” followed by three red heart emojis. Bad Bunny’s 13-minute performance made history as the first Super Bowl halftime show performed entirely in Spanish. It was not just about the music, as its visuals and aesthetics displayed a strong sense of identity, pride, and culture on the biggest stage in American sports.The production leaned heavily into Puerto Rican imagery as viewers saw a sugarcane plantation, a neighborhood bodega, and even a replica of a traditional Puerto Rican home known as La Casita. The visuals felt personal and were not some generic sets just for a gimmick. It was a performance with someone telling their own story and not trying to please everyone.The setlist delivered nonstop hits, including “Tití Me Preguntó,” “Yo Perreo Sola,” “MONACO,” “Nuevayol,” and “El Apagón.” The crowd never got a break, and that was the point. Lady Gaga added a major surprise moment when she joined Bad Bunny for a salsa-style version of “Die With a Smile.” She also danced alongside him, turning the collaboration into a true shared spotlight. Ricky Martin appeared as well, performing “Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii,” which pushed the celebration even further. The show also included several surprises, including a real-life couple getting married on stage, Bad Bunny handing a replica Grammy to a child actor, and celebrity cameos from Pedro Pascal, Cardi B, and Jessica Alba. The performance ended with a message on the Jumbotron about how the only thing more powerful than hate is love.