The world may be waiting eagerly to see Bad Bunny take to the stage for his Super Bowl LX halftime show, but NFL fans have made it clear that they want a particular female rapper to accompany the “Me Porto Bonito” singer at the sporting event. As such, rumors have started to swirl on the internet, with many connecting the dots to speculate on whether there will be a surprise guest artist at the 2026 Super Bowl.
Bad Bunny fans demand this female rapper for his Super Bowl show
According to a recent survey that asked NFL fans about the artist they’d like to see perform at the upcoming Super Bowl alongside the three-time Grammy winner, people seem to have chosen Cardi B as the obvious answer.
In the poll conducted by VegasInsider.com, the “Bodak Yellow” crooner secured over 33% of the votes, making her the fans’ choice for the event.
“According to a poll of more than 3,000 NFL fans spanning all 50 American states and every NFL fandom, Cardi B tops the list of the most wanted guest performers for Bad Bunny’s halftime show, while their collaboration ‘I Like It’ emerged as the most requested track to be performed, highlighting the song’s remarkable staying power,” a VegasInsider spokesperson noted, as per The Source. “Drake and Marc Anthony followed as the No. 2 and No. 3 guest performer choices, while ‘Party’ and ‘Moscow Mule’ ranked second and third among the most requested songs, respectively.”
Additionally, an X (formerly Twitter) handle, named Cardi B News, has claimed that Bad Bunny has already added the hit single “I Like It” to his Super Bowl setlist, further fueling the fire. Meanwhile, Cardi B is currently dating New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs, causing many to think that the rapper will attend, and presumably perform at, the 2026 Super Bowl.
Despite the encouraging rumors, however, neither Cardi B nor Bad Bunny has officially confirmed her involvement in the Super Bowl LX halftime show. Nevertheless, the event will take place between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks on February 8 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
