Bad Bunny's highly anticipated Super Bowl halftime show is over, and what a show it was. The Puerto Rican superstar brought light, love, music, and dance to the country at a time when it's needed more than ever - and he didn't do it alone.
As speculated beforehand, Benito brought out some guests during his Sunday (Feb. 8) performance at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, sharing the field with Lady Gaga, who treated fans to a surprise salsa rendition of her Billboard Hot 100-topping hit “Die With a Smile,” sans duet partner Bruno Mars.
However, what no one could have predicted was the crop of A-listers who joined Bad Bunny for the show simply to vibe and hang out in the back. Cardi B, Karol G, Jessica Alba, Young Miko, and Pedro Pascal are just a few names that made surprise cameos on the field during the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show.
The array of celebrities showing a united front with Benito's other backup performers further drove home the point of his showcase: that “together, we are America,” a message he held up on a football shortly before making his exit. Despite some conservatives taking issue with the choice of a predominantly Spanish-speaking performer for the 2026 halftime program – something that culminated in Turning Point USA hosting an alternate mid-game show – the hitmaker made it clear that his only agenda is to cultivate community, a message his guest stars endorsed just by being there.
These unexpected guests brought their own unique energy to the performance, showcasing the unity and diversity of the American crowd. Bad Bunny's commitment to celebrating culture and bringing people together resonated deeply with fans who were eager to see something special happen on Super Bowl Sunday.
As speculated beforehand, Benito brought out some guests during his Sunday (Feb. 8) performance at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, sharing the field with Lady Gaga, who treated fans to a surprise salsa rendition of her Billboard Hot 100-topping hit “Die With a Smile,” sans duet partner Bruno Mars.
However, what no one could have predicted was the crop of A-listers who joined Bad Bunny for the show simply to vibe and hang out in the back. Cardi B, Karol G, Jessica Alba, Young Miko, and Pedro Pascal are just a few names that made surprise cameos on the field during the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show.
The array of celebrities showing a united front with Benito's other backup performers further drove home the point of his showcase: that “together, we are America,” a message he held up on a football shortly before making his exit. Despite some conservatives taking issue with the choice of a predominantly Spanish-speaking performer for the 2026 halftime program – something that culminated in Turning Point USA hosting an alternate mid-game show – the hitmaker made it clear that his only agenda is to cultivate community, a message his guest stars endorsed just by being there.
These unexpected guests brought their own unique energy to the performance, showcasing the unity and diversity of the American crowd. Bad Bunny's commitment to celebrating culture and bringing people together resonated deeply with fans who were eager to see something special happen on Super Bowl Sunday.
I just got back from the most amazing vacation in Hawaii and I'm still trying to process the beauty of those waterfalls... have you ever been to a waterfall that's so blue it'll make your eyes water? 
It was like swimming in a pool, but instead of chlorine, it was pure tropical magic. And the best part? No crowds! Just me, the ocean, and some friendly locals who showed me the secret spots... anyway, back to Super Bowl halftime shows – I'm just glad they're bringing more diversity to the party 
. The fact that Bad Bunny brought out all those A-listers just to hang out and vibe in the background? Genius move. It showed everyone that even though we're different cultures, we can still come together and celebrate our diversity. And let's be real, who doesn't love some good ol' fashioned salsa dancing with Lady Gaga 
! The message of unity and community really hit home, and I'm so glad the artists were able to spread that love on a massive stage like that 
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? Anyway, Benito's performance was lit 
and the fact that he didn't just perform solo but got the whole field to vibe together is so relatable. I mean, who doesn't want to be part of a big ol' dance party on the biggest stage in the US 
... good times!
his collab w/ lady gaga @ super bowl was EVERYTHING! 
& lets be real, who else is lowkey hyped that ppl like cardi b, karol g, jessica alba, young miko, & pedro pascal vibed w bad bunny 2? 
it just goes 2 showin we r all in dis together 
Man, that was one epic halftime show! I loved how Bad Bunny brought so much love and positivity to the field 
. The surprise cameos from all those A-listers were a total game-changer - it was like he wanted to show everyone that music is for EVERYONE, not just a specific crowd 
. And can we talk about how strong his message of unity was? "Together, we are America" feels so true right now 
. I'm glad the haters couldn't bring him down - it's clear he's all about spreading love and good vibes through his music 
. Can't wait to see what other amazing things he does next 
bringing out lady gaga and all those other celebrities to vibe with him? genius move! 
it was like one big happy party on the field, and that's exactly what we need right now - more love and unity. 
the message he spread about togetherness really resonated with fans too. I'm so glad i got to see it live, but honestly, even if i wasn't there, i'd still be feeling the vibes. 
! It was all about spreading love and positivity, you know? Bad Bunny killed it (no pun intended) 
. And can we talk about how awesome it was that he had all those A-listers come out to support him? It was like the whole field was one big happy fam 
. I loved seeing Lady Gaga bring her salsa vibes - she totally brought the heat 
. Bad Bunny's message of "together we are America" hit home big time 
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