Overview
- FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez said she reviewed the Spanish-language transcripts and found no violation of the commission’s rules.
- The commission sought transcripts from Comcast/NBC to scrutinize the broadcast’s Spanish lyrics after public complaints.
- Reporting cited by PennLive says the aired songs were scrubbed of explicit language and that the FCC has closed the matter barring further evidence.
- Republican lawmakers, including Reps. Randy Fine and Andy Ogles, denounced the performance and urged an investigation, while President Donald Trump also criticized it online.
- Bad Bunny’s 13-minute, all-Spanish halftime show highlighting Puerto Rican themes drew about 128.2 million viewers.