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This is The Daily on Sunday.
If you don't already know who Bad Bunny is, by this time next week, you definitely will.
At the Grammys tonight, he's up for six awards, and that's already made history.
He's the first Spanish-language artist up for album, song, and record of the year simultaneously.
But tonight is really just an appetizer for the massive moment he's about to have.
One week from today, Bad Bunny headlines the biggest stage in music, the Super Bowl halftime show.
And that would be a big deal any year,
but this year it's become incredibly contentious
because Bad Bunny has been openly critical of ICE and its immigration crackdown.
Back in September when this was first announced,