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Charlie Sheen and Bill Maher Say Bad Bunny Doesn't Belong at the Super Bowl — Then Admit They've Never Heard His Music YahooEx-NFL star wants Bad Bunny to 'unite people with music' during Super Bowl halftime show foxnews.comOpinion | Bad Bunny is a free-market success story The Washington Post"Bad Bunny Day" Declared In California For Super Bowl Sunday; Gavin Newsom Taunts MAGA Loyalist Kid Rock Over Being "Banned" In Golden State Deadline
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