Bad Bunny Wipes His Instagram Account After Super Bowl 2026 Halftime Show Performance

All posts have been removed from musician Bad Bunny's Instagram page following his halftime show at Super Bowl LX Sunday.

via: E! News

Hours after the Grammy winner dominated the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime show Feb. 8, he wiped his Instagram feed clean of every post.

And the 31-year-old didn’t stop there. Indeed, Bad Bunny (born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio) also deleted his profile picture, as well as unfollowed every profile he used to interact with. The only trace that the Puerto Rican native left was a link to his 2025 album Debí Tirar Más Fotos in his bio.

As for why he made the drastic change to his social media page—and whether it’s a hint at new music to come—that remains to be seen. However, the move comes after his culturally rich Super Bowl halftime show at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., where the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots.

For the occasion, Bad Bunny donned an all-white outfit as he began his powerful performance with "Tití Me Preguntó" in a field of sugar canes as background dancers filled the field behind him. His set was a love letter to Puerto Rican culture, featuring older men playing dominoes, children sleeping on chairs at parties, village homes, and people enjoying piragua treats.

But what’s a Super Bowl halftime show without a few special guests? For the electric performance, Cardi B, Alix Earle, Jessica Alba, Pedro Pascal and Karol G were among the stars on the field as he transitioned to "Yo Perreo Sola."

He also brought out Lady Gaga for a Latin-fusion version of her and Bruno Mars' "Die With a Smile,” as well as Ricky Martin who soulfully sang Bad Bunny’s "LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii.”

Ahead of the performance, the “MONACO” rapper shared a glimpse into his star-studded lineup.

"I have a lot of guests," he said during the Apple Music press conference Feb. 5. "It's going to be my family, my friends and all the Latino community around the world that support me, the whole country. There's so many people who support me around the world."

And while he didn’t want to give too much away about his set, he ended up delivering exactly what he promised. 

"I don't want to give any spoilers,” he explained. "It's gonna be fun. It's gonna be easy and people only have to worry about dancing."

Keep reading for a closer look into Bad Bunny’s halftime performance.

La Gasolina 

The Grammy winner kicked off the halftime show in an all-white ensemble.

Ricky Martin's Moment

The "Livin' La Vida Loca" singer made a cameo during the halftime show. 

Lady Gaga's cameo

Bad Bunny included one of his favorite singers in his performance. 

Die With a Smile

Gaga performed a rendition of her and Bruno Mars' hit "Die With a Smile."

A Star-Studded Ensemble

Karol G , Cardi B and more appeared on Bad Bunny's stage 

Pedro Pascal's Performance

The Last of Us actor was among the star-studded cameos. 

Like It Like That

Dancers surrounded a truck as Bad Bunny performed on its hood. 

A Moment for the Dancers

On top of a terrific vocal performance by the "Monaco" singer, his dancers equally stole the show. 

A Tribute to Puerto Rico 

Many references to Bad Bunny's home were added into the performance. 

A Moment of Matrimony

Performers appeared to tie the knot during Bad Bunny's performance. 

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Let's also mention the reference of the people working in the sugar cane fields, the cart stands, and the lady who gives him a shot when he says "un shot de cañita en casa de Toñita" (a shot of cañita at Toñita's house) is a nod to Toñitas, a Caribbean Social Club in Williamsburg Brooklyn that is a sanctuary for Puerto Ricans and other non-english speaking immigrants in the 70s who needed help with their papers and also seek advice from the community. She still runs the spot in Brooklyn and I believe Bad Bunny saved her business a few years back from closing.

So when Benito speaks for the culture in his music and live performances, it isn't strictly performative for cool points. He truly practices what he preaches.