This Woman Trying To Boycott Bad Bunny While Standing In The Super Bowl Crowd Is The Most Embarrassing Thing I've Seen All Week

ICYMI, last night Bad Bunny delivered a powerful Super Bowl halftime performance that celebrated Latin American culture and called for love and unity during a time of extreme division. Performers in coordinated attire with tambourines, celebrating on a sports field under a banner reading "The only thing more powerful than hate is love."

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The internet went wild, and Mr. Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio’s halftime show quickly became one of the night’s most talked-about moments. Image showing a Levi's Stadium screen displaying the message: "THE ONLY THING MORE POWERFUL THAN HATE IS LOVE," during a Super Bowl halftime show

But not everyone was so thrilled. As you may be aware, some conservatives weren’t too happy with the NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny as halftime performer, so Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk’s right-wing organization, put on its own separate “All-American Halftime Show” with performances by Kid Rock, Brantley Gilbert, Lee Brice, and Gabby Barrett. A performer in casual, edgy attire with a hat and sunglasses sings energetically onstage against a starry backdrop

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Alas, sports influencer and gambler Amanda Vance (no, apparently no relation to JD Vance) went viral after posting a video of herself in the crowd during Benito’s set. Fan in sports apparel excitedly reacts during a stadium event with fireworks; crowd and field visible in the background @amandacvance / Via x.com

Except, despite being in the stands with Bad Bunny’s “Yo Perreo Sola” blasting in the background, she had her wired earphones in and her eyes glued to her phone, which was playing TPUSA’s show. “Watching the American halftime show instead of BAD bunny during the Super Bowl,” she wrote on Instagram. Person in a stadium reacts to halftime show. Crowd and field visible, with phones recording the event. Text mentions preferring the show to an artist

I see she takes after our dear leader with the caps lock on her favorite words. “I chose America and songs I know,” she added in the caption.

People were quick to point out that Puerto Rico, where Bad Bunny is from, is, in fact, part of America. Comment says, "Puerto Rico is in America by the way," with 3,794 likes “Is geography banned in the USA?” someone joked. Comment questioning if geography is banned in the USA, with 88 likes “This is embarrassing,” another wrote. Comment on a social media post by user cassiewilka saying, "This is embarrassing," with 2,238 likes and replies

The clip quickly went viral, and naturally, was met with plenty of criticism. “You can’t boycott something you’re already attending you dumb**,” one person wrote on X, which garnered over 550K likes. Screenshot of a tweet showing a person at a stadium with fireworks and a large crowd, referencing an American halftime show at the Super Bowl “You paid $6000 for a ticket dumba** you ain’t boycotting shit.” Tweet mocking someone for buying a $6000 ticket despite claiming to boycott, with laughing emojis “Notice how nobody gave a f***,” someone else chimed in. Tweet showing a football stadium during halftime at the Super Bowl, with fans watching

Shortly after sharing that video, Vance claimed that she lost a thousand followers in two minutes. She doubled down, though, with a follow-up video about “having a mind of your own,” writing, “So much support tonight and I’m so blessed. Thanks for letting me have an opinion.”

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Well…an opinion she certainly had. What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments. Tweet questioning criticism of a musician's Super Bowl halftime show performance, suggesting critics can't dance