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On February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Bad Bunny delivered a 13-minute set blending reggaeton hits like 'Tití Me Preguntó' and 'Safaera' with songs addressing Puerto Rico's gentrification crisis, drawing parallels to Hawaii's over-tourism through visuals of sugarcane fields and jíbaro traditions. Expedia reported a 245% jump in flight searches to Puerto Rico from February 8-11 compared to 2025, with Vega Baja up 1,450% and San Juan at 240%. While some locals worry about rising rents and 'colonizers' via Airbnbs in a still-recovering post-Hurricane Maria economy, others note tourism's 6% GDP role and Bad Bunny's push for respectful visits that support local businesses.

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Bad Bunny lit up the Super Bowl halftime stage with Puerto Rican pride and pointed critiques of gentrification, only to see flight searches to his island skyrocket right after.

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Twitter user @barbarismcrit labeled an opinion on Puerto Rican artist Benito as 'too woke,' sparking discussions on whether criticism portraying Benito as a conquistador or privileged due to his whiteness is woke, ignorant, or xenophobic. Commenters debated power dynamics between Puerto Rico and the US, rejecting the notion that Benito's perceived whiteness grants privilege in that context. The conversation highlighted disagreements on applying US-centric worldviews to Latin America and accusations of hypocrisy among critics.

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Bad Bunny performed a primarily Spanish-language Super Bowl LX halftime show at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, featuring themes of unity across the Americas with flags from multiple countries, an inspirational speech on self-belief, dancers dressed as plants, a traditional Puerto Rican wedding on stage, and a closing 'God Bless America.' Lady Gaga joined as a surprise guest for a salsa version of 'Die With a Smile,' while the show drew a record 135.4 million viewers and sparked widespread social media debate.

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A post sharing Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' video drew over 13,000 likes as people recalled its premiere on December 2, 1983, directed by John Landis on a $500,000 budget. The 14-minute film blended horror spoof, groundbreaking choreography, and storytelling, premiering on MTV despite resistance to long videos by Black artists and winning three VMAs that year. Replies overflowed with personal stories—like kids terrified by the zombie dance or sneaking watches past parents—while one noted Vincent Price's live 1987 performance of his rap. Though a few mentioned past allegations, most celebrated its enduring legacy as pop culture's ultimate haunt.

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Fans lit up with memories of zombies dancing and Vincent Price's chilling narration from the 1983 classic that changed music videos forever.

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The Seattle Seahawks dominated the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium on February 8, capping a perfect postseason with MVP Walker rushing for 135 yards and a stifling defense allowing zero turnovers. The win flipped the script on Seattle's Super Bowl XLIX loss to New England 11 years earlier, sparking fan nostalgia with clips of mic'd-up celebrations and a massive parade. NFC West rivals like the Rams and 49ers drew playful trash talk, from trophy case comparisons to jabs at playoff exits, while Walker eyes a repeat.

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Kenneth Walker III grinned ear-to-ear, hoisting the Lombardi Trophy with the Seattle Times front page proclaiming 'Super Bowl Champs.' Fans can't stop replaying the confetti-soaked joy from just seven days ago.

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In Arsenal's 2010 Champions League clash with Porto, defender Sol Campbell passed deliberately to goalkeeper Fabianski, who picked it up thinking it broke the rules. Referee Martin Hansson awarded an indirect free-kick instead, which Ruben Micael tapped to Radamel Falcao for the winner, after Fabianski had already fumbled the opener. Fans look back fondly on the drama, with rivals mocking the errors while Arsenal supporters note the 5-0 return-leg revenge and contrast it to today's title-chasing side under Mikel Arteta.

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Sol Campbell's nudge back to Lukasz Fabianski seemed like a backpass—until the referee called it otherwise, handing Porto a goal in the box amid Arsenal's chaos.

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On February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Bad Bunny delivered a 13-minute set blending reggaeton hits like 'Tití Me Preguntó' and 'Safaera' with songs addressing Puerto Rico's gentrification crisis, drawing parallels to Hawaii's over-tourism through visuals of sugarcane fields and jíbaro traditions. Expedia reported a 245% jump in flight searches to Puerto Rico from February 8-11 compared to 2025, with Vega Baja up 1,450% and San Juan at 240%. While some locals worry about rising rents and 'colonizers' via Airbnbs in a still-recovering post-Hurricane Maria economy, others note tourism's 6% GDP role and Bad Bunny's push for respectful visits that support local businesses.

Key Takeaway

Bad Bunny lit up the Super Bowl halftime stage with Puerto Rican pride and pointed critiques of gentrification, only to see flight searches to his island skyrocket right after.

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