Shortly after Coca-Cola’s CEO announced that he would END HIS SPONSORSHIP of the Super Bowl if the league didn’t drop Bad Bunny, social media exploded once again — this time over Kid Rock.In his brash and unabashedly brash style, he bluntly said: “If Bad Bunny gets on stage, I’m going to stay home, turn on the TV, open a Coke, and laugh at that half-assed show. I’m not paying to see a guy in a dress perform.” The strong reaction showed that even average Americans — not NFL fans — were offended by Bad Bunny being the headline act on America’s biggest stage. FULL STORY …

COKE VS. KINGS: Billion-Dollar Blackout? Coca-Cola CEO Declares WAR on Bad Bunny, Threatening to PULL Super Bowl Sponsorship Over Halftime ‘Controversy’! The Super Bowl Halftime Show—America’s biggest annual spectacle—is suddenly facing a $50 million reckoning! In an unprecedented, boardroom-shaking move, Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey has drawn a line in the sand, issuing a jaw-dropping ultimatum to the NFL: Cancel Bad Bunny’s polarizing performance, or watch the world’s most famous soft drink brand walk away from its massive Super Bowl sponsorship deal.This isn’t just about music; it’s a colossal clash between global commerce and cultural lightning rods. Quincey’s shocking statement has sent seismic tremors across Wall Street and pop culture, framing the controversy as a battle between “American traditions” and “chasing global trends.” Will the NFL cave to the pressure and sacrifice a music icon for a billion-dollar partnership? Or will they stand their ground, risk losing one of their core sponsors, and deliver a response that the text promises will “Stun Millions”? The stakes have never been higher. CLICK HERE to see the NFL’s unbelievable reply and the secret reason why Coca-Cola’s CEO is risking a corporate firestorm over one performer…