Post-Bowl Poll: Bad Bunny Surpasses Trump in U.S. Adult Popularity
A recent poll conducted by Yahoo!/YouGov reveals that Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican music sensation, has surpassed former President Donald Trump in popularity among American adults. The survey shows 42% approval for Bad Bunny, compared to 39% for Trump following a controversial Super Bowl halftime performance.
Key Poll Findings
- Survey Sample: 1,704 U.S. adults, conducted between February 9-12
- Margin of Error: Three points
- Demographic Breakdown: 33% identified as Republican, 31% as Democrat, and 28% as independent
Public Perception of Bad Bunny
When asked who better represents America, 42% of respondents favored Bad Bunny, while 39% chose Trump. Notably, 20% were undecided. Overall, 43% viewed Bad Bunny favorably, while 36% had an unfavorable opinion.
Halftime Show Reactions
The halftime performance received mixed reviews. Among respondents, 44% approved of Bad Bunny’s selection, with 35% disapproving. Approximately 47% watched the performance, although 53% did not tune in. Among viewers, 30% liked the show, while only 8% disliked it.
Cultural Impact and Message Approval
Bad Bunny’s choice to perform entirely in Spanish was well-received; 31% approved while 11% disapproved. His closing message, “God bless America,” resonated with 60% of all respondents, while only 16% disapproved.
Ethnic Demographics in Poll Responses
- Approval among Whites: 39% for Bad Bunny, 41% disapproved
- Approval among Blacks: 57% for Bad Bunny, 11% disapproved
- Approval among Hispanics: 51% for Bad Bunny, 36% disapproved
Political Ramifications
Trump’s criticism of Bad Bunny has raised concerns among Republican strategists. Some argue that his comments might alienate Latino voters in key districts ahead of the upcoming elections. Vianca Rodriguez, a former Trump official, emphasized the potential repercussions of targeting such a popular artist.
Super Bowl Viewership Statistics
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance reached an impressive average of 128.2 million viewers. This places it among the highest-ranked halftime shows in history, although it falls short of the record set last year by Kendrick Lamar at 133.5 million viewers.
As the political landscape evolves, the contrasting approval ratings of Bad Bunny and Donald Trump will likely play a significant role in shaping public opinion in the coming months. To stay updated on this developing story, visit Filmogaz.com.
