Bad Bunny used a vintage NFL football during halftime show
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During the Super Bowl halftime show, performer Bad Bunny incorporated a vintage NFL football into his set. The football, provided by Wilson, was a game ball from the late 1960s or early 1970s, notable for its white stripes used in late afternoon and night games—a practice discontinued in 1976. The ball featured the phrase "Together, We Are America." Bad Bunny concluded his performance by saying "God Bless America" and listing countries in South and North America. Additionally, Bad Bunny wore a jersey with the number 64, a tribute to his uncle who played football and wore that number.
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