Former President Donald Trump said he plans to skip Super Bowl LX, criticizing the rumored musical direction of the event and singling out artists Green Day and Bad Bunny. In remarks attributed to him this week, Trump said he was “anti-them,” calling the choice “terrible” and claiming it would “only sow hatred.”

Trump announced he is skipping Super Bowl LX because of Green Day and Bad Bunny:

“I’m anti-them. I think it’s a terrible choice. All it does is sow hatred. Terrible.”

Former President Donald Trump said he plans to skip Super Bowl LX, criticizing the rumored musical direction of the event and singling out artists Green Day and Bad Bunny. In remarks attributed to him this week, Trump said he was “anti-them,” calling the choice “terrible” and claiming it would “only sow hatred.”

Trump did not elaborate on what specifically he objected to, but his comments appear to reflect broader cultural and political tensions that have increasingly surrounded major entertainment events. Green Day has a long history of politically charged music, while Bad Bunny has used his platform to speak on social and Puerto Rican issues—stances that have drawn both praise and backlash over the years.

The NFL has not publicly confirmed details about Super Bowl LX’s musical lineup, and representatives for the artists have not responded to the remarks. Still, Trump’s statement quickly circulated online, drawing mixed reactions from supporters who applauded his stance and critics who accused him of politicizing a sporting event meant to unite fans across divides.