@benroyce Awesome! Like Birnam Wood! Let's all sign up to play the grass!

@johnmarkI'm old and clueless and I haven't watched a superbowl in half a century but I watched a profile of badbunny and was captivated. I am only surprised he is so popular there is a seriously open energy that my country is trying so very hard to beat to death. Uhho I just blew it didn't I. They'll find out some batshit crazy old cat woman digs it and his career is toast. shhhhh dont tell.

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show wasn’t just a performance — it was a statement about Puerto Rico, diaspora, language, colonization, and who gets to be seen as “American.”You don’t have to like reggaetón. I don’t.You don’t have to be a Bad Bunny fan. I’m not his biggest.But in a moment when Latinos are criminalized for speaking Spanish and having an accent, seeing our culture centered on the world’s biggest stage matters.I break down why — scene by scene, personal and political. Read it here: https://amplifierfilms.ca/we-didnt-have-bad-bunny-back-then#BadBunny #SuperBowl #PuertoRico #LatinoVisibility #Culture #Identity

@GayDeceiver @blogdiva I caught that and loved it!!!

@blogdiva @venitamathias you might enjoy this: my friend Ben did an incredible research paper on the power of local sources in sharing news and garnering support in the wake of Hurricane Maria: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8189509/

@blogdiva This feels like an Olympic opening ceremony but for Puerto Rico

@crispius@prtb.fname.ca Caveat: not my bunny (or my video).

@gemlog @mpjgregoire ¿El domingo del fútbol gringo?#Superbowl

SF had a Bad Bunny lookalike contest yesterday https://www.kqed.org/news/12072527/in-the-mission-a-bad-bunny-look-alike-contest-becomes-a-celebration-of-identity#BadBunny #SanFrancisco #Music