Florida’s First Lady vs. Bad Bunny: The Tweet Heard ’Round the Internet

This week on The Deep Dive, we’re unpacking one of the strangest cultural collisions of the year — the moment Florida’s First Lady Casey DeSantis asked the internet who Bad Bunny is… and the internet exploded.

The backdrop? Bad Bunny being named the Super Bowl 60 halftime headliner — a move that thrilled fans but set off political fireworks. Within hours, conservative voices labeled him everything from a “Trump hater” to an “anti-ICE activist,” while millions of Floridians reminded the First Lady that the reggaeton superstar is, well, one of the most-streamed artists on the planet.

We break down:

• Why Bad Bunny’s music is more than beats — it’s cultural power and political statement.

• How one post on X triggered an online identity crisis about what “Florida culture” even means.

• The bigger implications of Latino and Spanish-language artists redefining mainstream America.

• And what it says when leaders claim not to know the most popular artist in their own backyard.

From Puerto Rico to politics, fandom to Florida — this episode is part pop culture, part sociology, and all chaos.

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