Melania Trump Takes Unexpected Stance Against Husband Donald Trump Amid Heated NFL Controversy
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
A new disagreement appears to be there in the Donald Trump household, and it involves music and football.
Actually, Donald Trump was really disappointed after Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show. The president thrashed the performance on social media and called it “one of the worst, EVER!” He said the show “doesn’t represent our standards” and labeled it “a slap in the face” to the country.
Trump wrote that “nobody understands a word this guy is saying” and criticized the dancing as “disgusting,” especially for children watching across the U.S. and around the world. He also claimed the show lacked inspiration and predicted “Fake News Media” would praise it anyway.
About two weeks later, the story took a whole new angle. Melania Trump posted an Instagram video that featured Bad Bunny’s song “DtMF.” The clip appeared on her official First Lady account. The move got a rare public split in choice between the president and the first lady.
Fans React To Melania Trump’s Song Choice
NFL fans and social media users wasted no time weighing in.
“Using a Bad Bunny song after all the uproar from MAGA? Or are you being facetious? I can never tell with y’all,” one fan wrote under the post.
“The AUDACITY to use this song,” another added.
“Omg the song choice!” a third user commented.
Others cheered the decision. “First Lady always has taste She chose a good song,” one supporter wrote.
One more chimed in, “We love bad bunny.”
People are still very divided over the halftime show and President Trump’s comments. The NFL has not responded to his criticism, and Bad Bunny has not made any public statement about it either.
But Melania Trump’s post was above all. She picked the song and shared it with millions of followers, even after her husband had clearly criticized the performance.
The situation adds a personal angle to an already intense NFL debate. It also shows that even close to the White House, not everyone agrees on the same music.
