And now it is official, my friends. The turning point, all American halftime show has become the highest watched U.S. YouTube live stream with on YouTube alone 6.17 million concurrent viewers.

We're getting all the numbers in now, but it looks like they're estimating as of right now, 25 million total viewership with concurrence at 10 million across the board.

There's pros, there's cons.

I address this in an early morning segment, but there's a lot of updates.

And the reactions from the liberals is just, it's, it's, what I can't understand is that they don't let conservatives just be.

Now to be fair, I guess I can't actually understand it. If they want to destroy conservatives, then

make sense. The point is this, bad bunny is politically divisive and not particularly well known

to a general American audience.

He is one of the top streamers, but this is because he performs extremely well with the

20% Spanish-speaking minority, which means the overall majority of Americans don't know his

songs.

And we've got video showing you what it was like, where people were just like, who is this guy?

Now for me, I was at a major sports book in Maryland, MGM National Harbor, and I'm not exaggerating

when I say the small handful of people that I had met and was around were like, we don't know

who this guy is.

What is this?

Bad Bunny is big internationally. And so it seems that the whole play

here for the NFL was to try and build up an international audience. That's why,

controversially, as Bad Bunny's rounding out his performance, he says, God bless America,

and then goes on to list a whole bunch of other countries.

This is something we see with South Americans where not all of them, but some of them get offended at the idea that we call ourselves America, despite only being the United States

of America.

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