Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show continues to generate discussion beyond the game itself.
Reaction from players across different sports has added to that conversation.
Several NBA figures have shared their thoughts in the aftermath of the performance, including the New York Knicks’ Jalen Brunson.
Attention has also turned toward what could come next, as another Knicks star offered a clear idea for the future.
Jordan Clarkson names artists he wants to headline the next Super Bowl halftime show
Jordan Clarkson shared his thoughts on who he would like to see headline the Super Bowl halftime show next year.
The Knicks guard listed several artists he believes would be suited to the stage.
“Super Bowl next year, Tyler the Creator, Burna Boy, [Post Malone], NBA YoungBoy or [Playboi] Carti halftime show,” Clarkson said.
Clarkson’s post appeared shortly after the halftime show, adding to the wider reaction online.
His Knicks teammate Jalen Brunson also weighed in, posting a brief message in support of the performance.
“Thank you, Benito,” Brunson wrote on X, referencing Bad Bunny by his given name.
Isaiah Thomas strongly defends Bad Bunny’s halftime performance
Former NBA star Isaiah Thomas was vocal in his praise for Bad Bunny’s halftime show. He pushed back against criticism of the performance.
“Bad Bunny’s halftime show was so dope!!!!!!” Thomas said. He added, “If you really say Bad Bunny’s performance was bad, something is wrong with you.
“I didn’t know what he was saying, but it was a vibe no matter what. LOVE IS BETTER THAN HATE in every way.”
Thomas focused on the atmosphere and energy of the performance rather than the lyrics.
His comments framed the halftime show as something meant to be felt, rather than analysed.
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