Breaking: Fans threaten a Super Bowl boycott after a stylist says Bad Bunny will wear a dress honoring queer icons, called “a political thunderbolt.” Unconfirmed; NFL defends him. Source: Newsweek. What do you think? Comment. #news
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Breaking: Thousands of NFL fans are saying they will boycott the Super Bowl halftime show after reports that Bad Bunny plans to wear a dress during his performance to honor queer icons. A stylist, quoted by celebrity outlets, claimed the outfit would be “a political thunderbolt disguised as couture,” prompting conservative commentators and social-media users to call for a mass boycott and criticize the NFL’s choice. Bad Bunny, who has publicly criticized Donald Trump and spoken against aggressive immigration enforcement, has not officially confirmed the costume; the NFL has defended booking him as halftime headliner amid rising online controversy today. (thespun.com)
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