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From Support to Outrage - Cowboys Legend Troy Aikman Opposes Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 Performance After Refusal to Stand for “God Bless America”

From Support to Outrage - Cowboys Legend Troy Aikman Opposes Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 Performance After Refusal to Stand for “God Bless America”

Dallas, Texas – Dallas Cowboys legend Troy Aikman, who once supported the NFL’s decision to invite Bad Bunny to perform at the Super Bowl 60 halftime show (February 2026, Levi’s Stadium), has abruptly reversed his stance, calling for the singer’s ban following a controversial action at Yankee Stadium.

During the New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays baseball game on Tuesday (October 2025), Bad Bunny was caught on camera remaining seated while tens of thousands of fans stood to sing “God Bless America”, a tradition showcasing patriotism at major U.S. sporting events. The video, released by TMZ, rapidly spread across X and other platforms, sparking a fierce wave of outrage among fans nationwide. Many viewed Bad Bunny’s action as disrespectful to national values.

In an interview with Fox Sports, Aikman expressed his disappointment:

“I once thought Bad Bunny was an opportunity to celebrate diversity, but this action is unacceptable. The NFL needs to act to protect the league’s image. The Super Bowl is America’s stage. If you can’t stand for ‘God Bless America,’ you shouldn’t perform at the Super Bowl.”

Sources indicate Aikman contacted former NFL players and team owners, pressing the NFL to reconsider Bad Bunny’s halftime show invitation. His stance garnered strong support from many Cowboys fans, with a post from @CowboysNation amassing over 10,000 interactions. However, some argued that Bad Bunny’s action might have been misinterpreted due to cultural differences.

At the time, the NFL had not issued an official statement. Super Bowl organizers were reportedly considering changes to the halftime show, but no final decision was made.

The incident sparked debate about the Super Bowl’s role as an American cultural symbol. Aikman emphasized: “The Super Bowl isn’t just a performance—it’s a source of national pride. The NFL must choose the right person to represent it.”

Note: This article is based on events from October 2025. For the latest updates on Super Bowl 60, please follow the NFL’s official channels or @NFL on X.

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