Overview
- The FCC closed its review of the Super Bowl LX halftime broadcast and found no breach of federal decency rules.
- No fines or sanctions will be issued to Bad Bunny, the NFL, or the broadcaster.
- Regulators evaluated only what was transmitted live, confirming songs such as "Tití Me Preguntó," "Monaco" and "Safaera" aired in edited form without explicit references.
- Formal complaints from Republican lawmakers, including Rep. Andy Ogles and Rep. Randy Fine, prompted the scrutiny.
- The telecast averaged roughly 128 million U.S. viewers, and a Yahoo!/YouGov poll found 42% said Bad Bunny represents the United States better than Donald Trump at 39%, with viewers largely supportive of the Spanish-language performance.