As Bad Bunny prepares to take the stage for the Super Bowl LX halftime show, the Grammy-winning artist is receiving an outpouring of support from fellow stars, including Jennifer Lopez, who shared an encouraging message ahead of his highly anticipated performance.
On Sunday, Lopez posted a photo of herself with the Puerto Rican superstar on Instagram, writing, “sending you all the love, positivity and the biggest hug in the world! We are all behind you tonight.”
© Perry KnottsShe continued, “I know that you are going to kill it! I am here with you the way you were there with me. So proud to be Boriqua! Dale fuerte Benito. Like only you can do it!”
Lopez, who co-headlined the Super Bowl halftime show in 2020 alongside Shakira, previously shared the stage with Bad Bunny during her performance, making her message especially meaningful as he steps into the spotlight on his own.
© Kindell Buchanan - PA ImagesThe singer and actress is just one of several celebrities rallying around Bad Bunny ahead of his Super Bowl moment, which comes shortly after his major success at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
Katy Perry, who headlined the Super Bowl halftime show in 2015, also showed her support on X, writing, “you got this @sanbenito remind the world what the real American dream looks like.”
© Focus On SportOther artists and public figures have echoed similar sentiments in the days leading up to the performance, praising Bad Bunny’s global influence and the cultural significance of his appearance on one of the world’s biggest stages.
Even the NFL has weighed in ahead of the show. Commissioner Roger Goodell said earlier in the week that he believed Bad Bunny understood the platform that comes with the halftime show and was hopeful the artist would unite fans rather than divide them. Former NFL star Robert Griffin III shared the same outlook.
© Miami Herald“One thing I know Bad Bunny can do is that he can all make us tap our feet and shake our booties. I want him to go out there and unite people with music,” Griffin told Fox News Digital on Saturday night ahead of Sports Illustrated’s Super Bowl party.
© Christopher Polk“Music we can all dance to it and enjoy. So, I’m looking forward to the performance. I’m not worried about the politics. I’m not worried about any statements. Just have a good time and do what you’re supposed to do, uniting the world around something that is eternal. Music is the heartbeat of the world.”
With millions expected to tune in, Bad Bunny’s halftime show is shaping up to be more than just a performance. It’s a moment of unity, celebration, and cultural pride, backed by some of the biggest names in entertainment.
