MAGA Crowd Faces New Super Bowl LX Performance Controversy
The upcoming Super Bowl LX Halftime Show is stirring controversy among certain audiences, particularly from the MAGA crowd. The focus centers not only on the global superstar Bad Bunny, but also on Coco Jones, who is set to perform “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” commonly recognized as the Black National Anthem.
MAGA Crowd’s Opposition
The inclusion of “Lift Every Voice and Sing” has reignited frustrations among some MAGA supporters. These critics have taken to social media to express their discontent. Comments highlight a longstanding grievance with the NFL’s choice of performance, viewing it as part of a broader pattern of “woke” sentiments.
- “The NFL died on their knees,” commented one user on Truth Social, denouncing the performance.
- Another stated, “Life is too short for this garbage,” specifically referencing the song and other halftime elements.
- A different user proclaimed, “Not just the Super Bowl. I am DONE with the NFL!” due to perceived political statements from the league.
Mixed Reactions to the Performance
While the MAGA crowd expresses strong opposition, others are excited about Coco Jones’ performance. Pop Crave initially announced her participation on November 30, generating positive feedback from fans.
- A Twitter user remarked, “This kind of Super Bowl performance actually means something.”
- Many expressed confidence in Jones’ vocal abilities, suggesting her performance will resonate deeply.
As the date approaches, the debate surrounding the performances reflects broader cultural divisions. The inclusion of both Bad Bunny and the Black National Anthem at the Super Bowl highlights the event’s evolving nature and the complex reactions from various segments of the audience.
