Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican star who wowed millions with his halftime show at Super Bowl LX, has apparently removed every post from his Instagram feed. The account that once showcased 52. 6 million followers now shows no profile picture, no photos, and no follow list.

The deletion happened right after the event, a night that drew criticism from fans who felt the rapper’s Spanish‑only set was confusing and uninteresting. Some viewers took to social media to call out the NFL for featuring a performer who sang in a language many did not understand.

During his brief performance, Bad Bunny also tried to teach geography by listing countries from North and South America. He wrapped up with a pro‑immigration slogan, holding a football that read “Together, We Are America. ” The message missed the mark for some observers because in English “America” usually refers to the United States alone.

President Donald Trump weighed in on Truth Social, labeling the show “absolutely terrible” and one of the worst ever. Meanwhile, a rival event called the Turning Point USA All‑American Halftime Show went live on YouTube and Rumble. Hosted by Jack Posobiec, it featured patriotic music from Brantley Gilbert and a headline set by Kid Rock.

The alternative show drew over 25 million views on its own platforms, with many people watching in groups. Turning Point USA’s spokesperson Andrew Kolvet said the numbers are still climbing and announced plans to repeat the event in 2027.

Erika Kirk, the widow of the organization’s founder Charlie Kirk, posted a tribute video on X, thanking viewers and emphasizing support for both faith and patriotism. Her message highlighted the success of the show and its alignment with their mission.

Bad Bunny Vanishes from Instagram After Super Bowl Gig

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