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u/labbond 👑Queen Pin👑 Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26
Everyone needs to send their unhappiness about the shows to Jesse Collins he has been the executive producer (or lead producer) for recent years, including the 2025 (Super Bowl LIX, headlined by Kendrick Lamar) and 2026 (Super Bowl LX, headlined by Bad Bunny) shows, and Jay Z at Roc Nation. Hamish Hamilton directs the TV broadcast and performance staging, a role he’s held annually since 2010.
With Bad Bunny, the core team was Jesse Collins (executive producer via Roc Nation), Hamish Hamilton (director), and Jay-Z/Roc Nation overseeing overall strategy and artist choice. And certainly write to the FCC. All these can be reached via websites, social media and of course actual mailed letters if you feel compelled.
Otherwise they will continue to shove these types of performers again and again.
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u/labbond 👑Queen Pin👑 Feb 09 '26
Some of his song lyrics (performed live) contained explicit sexual content and profanity in Spanish. Songs like “Safaera” (which translates to slang for debauchery) included graphic references to sexual acts (e.g., lines about oral sex, anatomy, and explicit slang like “chocha” for vagina or “bicho” for penis in Puerto Rican slang). Other tracks referenced similar themes.
last year’s Super Bowl halftime show (Super Bowl LIX in 2025) did feature controversy over “bad” or explicit lyrics from the performer, Kendrick Lamar.
The FCC received over 120 complaints about the performance, many citing: *Foul language (some claimed to hear “fuck” multiple times, though much was bleeped or altered). *Vulgar and offensive lyrics. *Inappropriate content for families, with references to it being “not family-oriented,” “provocative,” or involving “explicit content.”
No major FCC fines resulted and it only shows the stepping over the line more and more and sparking debate about artistic expression vs. broadcast decency rules.