Super Bowl Snub: Trump's Take on Halftime Acts and Travel Woes

Donald Trump has decided to skip the upcoming Super Bowl, and he's not holding back on his opinions about the halftime performers. In an interview with the New York Post, he made it clear that he's not a fan of either Bad Bunny or Green Day, calling their performance a "bad choice" that will only spread negativity.

Not About the Music

Trump insists that the music isn't the real reason he's not attending. The big issue, he says, is the distance. He mentioned that he's been to plenty of football games before, including the College Football Playoff National Championship Game last week. He even attended the Super Bowl last year. But this time, he claims the trip is just too far.

Location and Controversy

The Super Bowl is set to take place at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Trump's dislike for Bad Bunny might be linked to the rapper's song "Nuevayol." In the song, a voice resembling Trump apologizes to immigrants for U.S. policies, highlighting the contributions of various immigrant groups to the country.

Past Attendance and Future Plans

Trump has been a regular at big football games, but this year, he's choosing to sit this one out. He claims he's been well-received at past Super Bowls and would attend again if it were closer. For now, though, he's staying put.

Politics and Entertainment

It's interesting to see how politics and entertainment mix in events like the Super Bowl. While some might see Trump's comments as divisive, others might argue that artists have the right to express their views. Either way, it's clear that this year's halftime show has sparked some heated discussions.