This Dude Translates One Of Bad Bunny's Superbowl Songs And You'll Realize He's Even Less Talented Than You Already Did

The backlash to Bad Bunny’s halftime performance is getting louder, and now the comment section is doing what the performance itself apparently could not.

After a viral clip translated the song’s Spanish lyrics into English, critics piled on, unloading a wave of blunt reactions that stripped away any remaining mystique. Commenters called the lyrics “generic,” “lazy,” and “creatively bankrupt,” arguing the song leaned on the same recycled reggaeton beat that’s been copy pasted across pop radio for years.

Others mocked the writing as painfully formulaic, saying the translated lyrics sounded tired, uninspired, and completely interchangeable with half a dozen other tracks currently floating through playlists. One popular reaction summed it up as “boring, uncreative, and talent free,” questioning how music this shallow keeps landing on the biggest stages in the world.

Several commenters went even further, openly wondering how Bad Bunny rose to superstardom at all, blaming an easily amused audience.

Thank goodness we all had the TPUSA show with real musicians who sang real songs.