Travis Scott and The Weeknd Spark Super Bowl 2026 Buzz with K-POP Clip

As the excitement builds for Super Bowl 2026, preparations at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, are well underway. Fans eagerly anticipate a thrilling matchup between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. However, much of the buzz is focused on the halftime show headlined by the global superstar, Bad Bunny.

Halftime Show Anticipation

With less than 48 hours until kickoff, fans are speculating about the musical numbers to be performed. The excitement peaked when a clip featuring the song “K-POP” was shared, hinting that it might be included in Bad Bunny’s set. This collaboration features notable artists Travis Scott and The Weeknd alongside Bad Bunny, which has only intensified fan enthusiasm.

Sound Check Sparks Speculation

Sound checks at Levi’s Stadium recently fueled rumors about the inclusion of “K-POP” in the halftime show. A video recorded by fans during a rehearsal indicated the song was being played, leading many to wonder if Travis Scott or The Weeknd might make surprise appearances during the halftime performance. Nevertheless, as of now, no official confirmation has come from the NFL or involved parties regarding the song or the artists.

Fan Reactions to “K-POP”

The track “K-POP” has amassed over 375 million streams on Spotify and is one of the standout tracks from Travis Scott’s album *Utopia*. Despite its success, opinions among fans are mixed. Some have voiced concerns on social media platforms about whether the song fits the Super Bowl’s traditional halftime atmosphere.

• Some fans appreciate the potential inclusion of “K-POP.”
• Others fear it may not strike the right tone for the event.

Possible Guest Appearances

Adding to the speculation is the possibility that Drake might join Bad Bunny during the halftime performance. Their 2018 collaboration, “MIA,” received significant acclaim and recognition. Fans believe this would be the perfect opportunity for Drake to appear, especially with the backdrop of their historic partnership.

Drake’s Potential Absence

However, reports suggest that Drake may intentionally forgo participation. Sources indicated that he wants to ensure Bad Bunny remains the focal point of the event, avoiding any distractions related to past rivalries. While some fans speculate that Drake’s absence could be linked to his previous conflicts, insiders claim he seeks to support his friend, allowing Bad Bunny to shine during the Super Bowl halftime show.

As Super Bowl 2026 approaches, excitement continues to grow not only for the game but also for an unforgettable halftime experience. Fans will need to wait and see how these elements unfold on game day.