Bad Bunny Jokes About Super Bowl and Speaks Spanish During Hilarious ‘SNL’ Monologue

 

Global music superstar Bad Bunny brought his signature charm, humor, and Puerto Rican pride to Saturday Night Live this weekend, hosting and performing in one of the most talked-about episodes of the season. The reggaeton icon opened the show with a monologue that was equal parts hilarious and heartfelt — switching effortlessly between English and Spanish, poking fun at himself, and even teasing fans about a possible Super Bowl halftime show appearance.

Bad Bunny Owns the Stage

As soon as Bad Bunny stepped onto the iconic Studio 8H stage, the crowd erupted in applause. Wearing a sharp designer suit and flashing his signature grin, the Grammy-winning artist wasted no time breaking the ice. “Yes, it’s me — Benito,” he began, addressing both fans and those still learning to pronounce his real name.

He then joked about his status as one of the world’s most-streamed artists. “Some people still don’t know if I’m a singer, a wrestler, or a fashion model,” he said, to laughter from the audience. “But tonight, I’m all three.”

The crowd loved it — and the energy only grew from there.

Speaking Spanish on Live TV

Bad Bunny made history as one of the few SNL hosts to deliver portions of his monologue entirely in Spanish. “I know some of you might not understand everything I’m saying,” he teased, “but that’s okay — you all still dance to my songs without knowing the lyrics.”

The moment was met with loud applause, as fans and viewers online praised him for proudly representing his culture on a major U.S. television platform. Social media lit up with comments celebrating the inclusion of Spanish on Saturday Night Live, a show known for its primarily English-speaking sketches.

The Super Bowl Joke That Broke the Internet

Perhaps the biggest highlight of Bad Bunny’s monologue came when he addressed rumors about his future — including the possibility of performing at the Super Bowl Halftime Show. With a mischievous smile, he said, “Everyone keeps asking if I’ll do the Super Bowl… maybe, maybe not. I’ll let Taylor Swift open for me.”

The audience burst into laughter, with even the SNL band joining in on the fun. The playful jab instantly went viral, with clips of the moment racking up millions of views within hours. Fans flooded social media with memes and excitement, speculating whether the joke might actually be a hint at a future performance.

Balancing Humor and Authenticity

What made Bad Bunny’s monologue stand out wasn’t just the comedy — it was the authenticity behind it. He took time to reflect on his journey from a small town in Puerto Rico to global superstardom, sharing how surreal it felt to host one of America’s most iconic comedy shows.

“I grew up watching SNL clips on YouTube,” he said. “Now I’m here, live — and still can’t believe it.”

The mix of sincerity and humor resonated with both the audience in the studio and fans watching around the world.

Celebrity Cameos and Crowd Reactions

Adding to the night’s energy, Bad Bunny was joined on stage by several surprise guests. Fellow superstar Pedro Pascal appeared midway through the monologue, stepping in to “translate” one of Bad Bunny’s Spanish sentences — only to add his own hilarious twist.

The chemistry between the two was instant, and the crowd couldn’t get enough. Fans quickly took to social media, declaring the duo “comedy gold.”

Bad Bunny later thanked Pascal for the moment, calling him “my brother and one of the coolest guys in Hollywood.”

A Big Night for Representation

Beyond the jokes and celebrity cameos, Bad Bunny’s SNL appearance carried a deeper message. His decision to host and perform while proudly speaking Spanish underscored his mission to bring Latin culture to mainstream entertainment.

Critics praised the episode for its authenticity and inclusiveness. “Bad Bunny didn’t just perform — he represented,” wrote one reviewer. “It’s rare to see someone so effortlessly blend global fame with cultural pride.”

Fans React Online

Following the broadcast, fans flooded X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram with reactions. Hashtags like #BadBunnyOnSNL and #SNLBadBunny quickly trended worldwide. Many users applauded him for breaking barriers, while others simply couldn’t get enough of his humor.

One fan wrote, “Only Bad Bunny could host SNL, roast the Super Bowl, and make Spanish sound like the coolest language on live TV.”

What’s Next for Bad Bunny

With SNL behind him, Bad Bunny shows no signs of slowing down. Fresh off his latest album’s success, he’s rumored to be preparing for a new tour and several high-profile collaborations. While he didn’t confirm anything about the Super Bowl, the playful tone of his comments left fans hopeful.

As one commenter put it, “If he’s joking about it, it’s probably happening.”

Conclusion

Bad Bunny’s Saturday Night Live monologue was everything fans expected and more — funny, fearless, and full of cultural pride. By blending English and Spanish, humor and heart, he reminded viewers why he’s not just a global music icon but also a natural entertainer.

If this performance was any indication, the world hasn’t seen the last of Bad Bunny on the comedy stage — or maybe even at the Super Bowl.

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