The NFL is facing massive backlash after announcing that Bad Bunny will headline this season’s Super Bowl Halftime Show — and one of the league’s biggest stars, Jalen Hurts, has just ignited a national firestorm.
The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, known for his calm and respectful demeanor, shocked fans and media alike when he furiously blasted the NFL’s decision, calling it “a slap in the face to real American culture.” According to sources close to Hurts, the star player was “deeply offended” by what he perceives as the league’s growing disconnect from its core audience.
In an emotional statement that quickly went viral, Hurts reportedly told teammates,
“If this is what the Super Bowl stands for now — I don’t want any part of it.”
His comments came just hours after Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA announced plans to host their own “All-American” Halftime Show, set to stream live in direct protest of the NFL’s choice. Kirk declared that the event will “celebrate real American music, faith, and patriotism,” drawing immediate support from conservative voices across the nation.
Social media has since erupted into chaos. While some fans praise Hurts for “standing up for traditional values,” others accuse him of “turning a halftime show into a political war.”
With tensions boiling, sponsors are reportedly monitoring the situation closely — and the NFL’s PR team is scrambling to contain the fallout.
One thing is certain: this year’s Super Bowl won’t just be about football — it’s becoming a full-blown cultural battle.
🇺🇸 As America divides over music, identity, and pride, Jalen Hurts stands at the center of a storm shaking the nation’s biggest sporting event.