This is The Guardian.
Today, the Puerto Rican superstar speaking out against ICE.
It's a gig like no other.
The National Football League welcomes you to the Apple Music Super Bowl 59 halftime show.
The Super Bowl is an American cultural institution watched by hundreds of millions around the world.
I think this is maybe as big as it gets.
For the stars who've played its legendary halftime show,
it cemented their place in entertainment history.
It's Beyonce, it's Jennifer Lopez, it's Coldplay, it's Aerosmith.
It's a huge range of icons in American music who have had such a massive influence on the culture.
In some ways, the choice for this year is straightforward.
He's the biggest male artist in the world.
Last weekend, he won three Grammys.
And the Grammy goes to Bad Bunny.
Making history as the first Latin artist to win album of the year.
And he used his platform to call for an end to ICE.
Before I say thanks to God, I'm gonna say ICE OUT.
Republicans have branded him shameful and un-American.
But for the Latin community in the United States and around the world,
Bad Bunny's Superbowl performance couldn't matter more.