Cardi B has publicly expressed her support and pride for Bad Bunny as he prepares to headline the Super Bowl LX halftime show in Santa Clara, California. In remarks made ahead of Super Bowl weekend, the rapper and Grammy winner said she is proud of Bad Bunny’s cultural impact and his willingness to use his platform to speak out on issues including immigration enforcement, noting his recent comments critical of Immigration and Customs Enforcement during his 2026 Grammy acceptance speech.

Speaking to The Associated Press at a high-profile Super Bowl event in San Francisco, Cardi B highlighted Bad Bunny’s influence on Latin music’s global reach and referenced their collaboration on the hit “I Like It,” which has contributed to the genre’s mainstream prominence.

Cardi B also addressed the possibility of joining Bad Bunny on stage during the halftime performance, calling the prospect “exciting,” though she stopped short of confirming any specific plans for a cameo.

In addition to her statements about Bad Bunny’s performance, Cardi B has been active in Super Bowl festivities, performing at events in San Francisco and discussing her own upcoming arena tour, which is set to begin shortly after the game. Her remarks reflect broader enthusiasm and high anticipation in the music community as audiences look ahead to one of the most-watched entertainment moments of the year.