National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell is standing by Bad Bunny’s upcoming performance at the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show this Sunday. Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio,

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell reaffirmed his support for Super Bowl halftime performer Bad Bunny, telling reporters at a press conference on Monday that the Puerto Rican superstar proved he is "one of the great artists in the world" after his commanding presence at Sunday night's Grammy Awards.

Seattle Seahawks star DeMarcus Lawrence is giving props to Bad Bunny for what his halftime show means to Spanish-speaking fans.

After the Grammys 2026, people may be wondering why Bad Bunny wasn't permitted to perform at the awards ceremony, especially after taking home three awards, including the top prize of Album of the Year.

Here's a look at the times Bad Bunny and and the president have traded barbs in the past decade.