Bad Bunny has a huge catalog of hit songs and classics that overlap with many different genres. His Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Set List will have to condense that discography into a much smaller list of crowd favorites.
Bad Bunny's set list is predicted to include songs like "Tití Me Preguntó," "DtMF," and "BAILE INoLVIDABLE," but what else will he choose to round out the halftime show?
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Bad Bunny Halftime Show Set List Predictions
A few songs — beyond the ones with the highest odds to be played — stick out. Specifically, "I Like It" is technically a song with Cardi B, where Bad Bunny is just one of two features, making the odds a little tighter, but that song arguably has the most relevance to an audience that will be a heavy majority of Americans.
Super Bowl halftime shows also very frequently feature a lot of surprise guest performers, especially when multiple big-name artists have collaborated with the main performer. Cardi B is one of those artists, but Bad Bunny also has songs with Drake, Rosalía, Travis Scott, and The Weeknd, so he has many options to surprise the American audience.
While possible collaborations are uncertain, a few songs from Bad Bunny's early 2025 album "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS" will likely be played at the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, with songs like "LA MuDANZA" and "NUEVAYoL" included in the group of early favorites.
Bad Bunny has many other notable options, like "Callaita" and "DÁKITI," but with the limited window of 13-15 minutes for the performance, it's going to be challenging to guarantee that any song gets played, no matter how synonymous it is with Bad Bunny's career. The Super Bowl Halftime Show is incredibly tight-lipped, so everyone will only find out what songs actually get played during the show.
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