Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Show Earns Nine Emmy Nominations, Most Ever for Halftime Performance

Bad Bunny's electrifying Super Bowl halftime performance has secured a historic nine Emmy nominations, making it the most recognized Super Bowl show in Emmy history. The nominations span a wide range of technical and artistic categories, including production design, choreography, directing, musical direction, and sound mixing. The show is also competing for the coveted award for best live variety special.

The Puerto Rican artist's performance was celebrated for its powerful message of continental unity. Bad Bunny emphasized that "America is the entire continent, not just the United States," displaying flags and names from countries across the region. He closed the show with "God bless America!" holding an American football that read 'Together we're America.'

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America is the entire continent, not just the United States.

Adding to the star power, the performance featured guest appearances by fellow Puerto Rican artist Ricky Martin, who performed an acoustic version of Bad Bunny's "Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawái," touching on Puerto Rico's colonial status. American singer Lady Gaga also joined for a salsa rendition of her song with Bruno Mars, "Die With A Smile," and danced with Bad Bunny.

This record-breaking nomination surpasses Lady Gaga's previous record set in 2017. The Emmy Awards ceremony is scheduled for September 14 in Los Angeles.

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Die With A Smile