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tayyar.org – Trump attacked the famous singer… “His dance is disgusting and his words are incomprehensible”

US President Donald Trump has slammed Puerto Rican singer Bud Bunny, mocking his Super Bowl halftime show. On his “Truth Social” platform today, Monday, Trump considered the show to be one of the worst “ever.”

He also wrote that the dancing was disgusting and no one could understand what the poor bunny was saying, “it made no sense”. Moreover, he saw what he presented as “meaningless, but an insult to America’s greatness and does not represent the country’s standards of success, creativity or excellence”. “Nobody understood a word this man said and the dance is disgusting, especially for children watching from across the United States and around the world,” he said. “This show is just a slap in the face to our country, which sets new benchmarks and numbers every day – including the best stock market and 401(k) retirement plans in history!” He also added, “There is nothing inspiring about this chaos they call a show.”

He assumed that “the fake media will give him a big rating because they have no idea what’s going on in the real world.” A long dispute. It is worth noting that the dispute between Bad Bunny and Trump began many years ago, after the hurricane in Puerto Rico in 2018. Bud Bunny then criticized Trump over the Hurricane Maria crisis in Puerto Rico and publicly attacked him.

The dispute also escalated in 2024 after Trump made an offensive comment about Puerto Rico at a campaign rally, during which Bad Bunny responded strongly in a lengthy video he posted on his social media. In 2025, Bad Bunny’s song “Nuevayol” included a mockery of Trump’s immigration policy. The young singer also talked about her fear of performing in America due to immigration and ICE policies. The clash came to a head last night during the famous Super Bowl concert in America, after Bad Bunny was chosen to be the first Latin artist to perform in Spanish during the finale of the huge concert. Although Bad Bunny ended his show with a message of unity and respect for all countries in America. Rather, he included in his show Liam Ramos, a child who had previously been detained with his father by the US immigration agency ICE on January 20, 2026, upon returning to their home in suburban Minneapolis. His case then sparked widespread outrage among opponents of Trump’s immigration policies.

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