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Levi’s Stadium may have spoiled a big surprise artist for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show

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Levi’s Stadium may have accidentally hinted at a surprise planned for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show.

As rehearsals continued ahead of the NFL’s biggest night, audio heard outside the venue sparked speculation about what the performance may include.

The timing of the moment has raised questions about whether a closely guarded reveal slipped out earlier than intended.

Bad Bunny speaks onstage at the Super Bowl LX Pregame & Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Press Conference at Moscone Center West on February 05, 2026 in San Francisco, California.
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Levi’s Stadium rehearsal sparks speculation around halftime surprises

Preparations for the Super Bowl halftime show have been underway at Levi’s Stadium, with sound checks and production tests taking place in the days leading up to kickoff.

During one rehearsal, fans outside the stadium claimed they heard music that did not appear to match Bad Bunny’s typical solo catalogue.

A short clip circulated online soon after, prompting debate over whether the audio was part of the actual performance or simply a technical test.

Sound checks frequently involve placeholder tracks and volume calibration, meaning unexpected audio does not always indicate a confirmed reveal.

The song reportedly heard during the rehearsal was “K-POP,” a collaboration from Travis Scott’s Utopia album, featuring The Weeknd alongside Bad Bunny.

The track’s presence stood out because it would require additional artists to appear during the halftime show, something the NFL has not announced.

The rumoured rehearsal moment raises guest appearance questions

Footage shared on social media suggested the song was audible enough to fuel speculation that surprise guest appearances could be planned.

Despite the buzz, there has been no confirmation from the NFL or Bad Bunny’s team that Travis Scott or The Weeknd will be involved in the performance.

Sound checks are known to include test audio and unused tracks, leaving open the possibility that the moment was unrelated to the final show.

Until official details are released, the rehearsal clip remains either an accidental spoiler or routine production noise.

The episode shows how tightly controlled Super Bowl reveals can unravel with a single moment heard outside the stadium.