Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance prompts public complaints to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), according to multiple reports. Viewers submit critiques that include allegations of inappropriate content, with some commenters asserting the show contained nudity or was otherwise unsuitable. Others complain about the program’s language, including objections to Spanish-language lyrics. The Los Angeles Times reports that the FCC ultimately drops a set of viewer complaints, described as a “trove,” indicating the agency does not pursue the matters raised by complainants. Fox News similarly describes how some viewers lodge complaints that range from concerns about onstage content to grievances about the language used in the set. One complaint quoted by the Los Angeles Times characterizes the performance as “disgusting” and says a viewer made children move to another room during the broadcast. Across the coverage, the focus remains on the FCC complaint process—what viewers allege and how the agency handles the filings—rather than on adjudicating the performance itself.