Welcome, my friends, to a dead news cycle where two days after the Super Bowl, the only thing the media is talking about is the Super Bowl and Bad Bunny more specifically.

In fact, I haven't even seen a conversation about the game itself.

And to be honest, I bet on Seattle and I won.

It's like 50 bucks.

But I'm happy with it.

And I don't even know what happened in the game. I know that it was kind of slow in the beginning. And now we have,

as I'm going to the news, preparing to do my morning show, as I often do for all of you, all I see

is people either criticizing the bad bunny performance two days on. Now they're criticizing the

criticism of bad bunny. Now you've got people who are mocking the criticism saying it's just

tongue in cheek being mocked by the media. And I'm like, is this what happens when you guys

run out of things to talk about? And so my friends, what I bring for you today is welcome to the internet, where much of the outrage is fake and gay, where there are literal, there are actual concerns and criticisms to have of the Super Bowl, but it is being drowned in a sea of desperate. Please look at me.

And I love mediaites right here. This one's so great. Fox hosts claim their mocking pro-Trump

outrage after anti-bad Bunny rant. Well, it is a somewhat conversational show with a bit of humor

that pops up from time to time. Jesse Waters, while he is a somewhat serious of a guy,

I say somewhat because he does

throw a little bit of snark and commentary and comedy, not so much. Greg Gutfeldt literally

a news comedian. And here's where we're at. I'm just, guys, I can pull up so many of these

stories. That's the same one. Look at this one from

Mediaite. Christopher Rufo eviscerates conservative outrage cycle over Bad Bunny halftime show

mocks those claiming Kid Rock One. Everybody is just trying to figure out what they can say.

And so here's what I'm going to show you. This is

Media.com. If you're not familiar, they basically cover commentary on news. Like, what are the big news

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