President Trump says he’s “anti” Green Day and Bad Bunny as performers for the 2026 Super Bowl, calling both acts a “terrible choice” that he claims will “sow hatred.” Speaking to the New York Post, Trump criticized the NFL’s decision to feature Green Day to open the game and Bad Bunny as the halftime headliner. Trump made clear his objections are political. Both Green Day and Bad Bunny have been outspoken critics of him and his administration. Green Day has a long track record of anti-Trump messaging, including rewriting lyrics to “American Idiot” to target the MAGA agenda and selling charity merch featuring Trump’s mugshot. Bad Bunny, meanwhile, has publicly opposed the administration’s immigration policies. Last year, he skipped U.S. tour dates over concerns about ICE activity near venues, saying he didn’t want federal agents outside his concerts. When announced as the Super Bowl halftime act, Bad Bunny said the performance would be “for my people, my culture, and our history.” Trump said he will not attend the Super Bowl in San Francisco, though he insisted the performers aren’t the reason — saying it’s simply “too far away,” adding that the Super Bowl crowd “likes” him and that he’s received “great hands” at past games.