Last year, Kendrick Lamar performed, but the NFL has taken an international turn with this year’s choice: Bad Bunny. While this may surprise some, the decision makes perfect sense, as Bad Bunny was the most-streamed artist on Spotify in 2025. In fact, he also topped the charts in 2020, 2021, and 2022, with only Taylor Swift managing to dethrone him in 2023 and 2024. There’s plenty to look forward to in Bad Bunny’s performance, so let’s dive into my Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show predictions based on the latest betting odds.

Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show: First Song Odds and Best Bet

• BAILE INoLVIDABLE (+210)
• MONACO (+300)
• ALAMBRE PuA (+340)
• La MuDANZA (+430)
• Tití Me Preguntó (+500)
• NUEVAYoL (+650)
• DTmF (+750)
• Chambea (+750)
• Me Porto Bonito (+1100)
• I Like It (+1600)

Bad Bunny’s most popular song on Spotify is BAILE INoLVIDABLE (+210), which aligns with it having the shortest odds on the list above. Additionally, the song was featured in the official Super Bowl Halftime Show trailer and has direct cultural ties to Puerto Rico, Bad Bunny’s birthplace. It also involves students from Puerto Rico’s Escuela Libre de Música, making it the perfect song to open the show.

Although BAILE INoLVIDABLE (+210) would be my top pick for the first song of the show, I see a lot of value in betting on NUEVAYoL (+650). This track is also among Bad Bunny’s three most popular songs on Spotify and is dedicated to New York. Where are the NFL’s headquarters located? Exactly—New York. On top of that, the song has a livelier tempo that helps get the crowd involved, making it a worthwhile bet based on the Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show first-song odds.

Total Songs Performed by Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show

• Over 11.5 (-105)
• Under 11.5 (-115)

The over/under market for total songs performed is always a fun one, and personally, I like the under 11.5 songs (-115). First, it’s important to look at the odds for special guest appearances during the show. There are currently five potential guests priced at +100 or shorter, which significantly lowers the chances of Bad Bunny performing 12 or more songs. Below is the total number of songs performed in the last five halftime shows:

• Kendrick Lamar (2025): 10
• Usher (2024): 12
• Rihanna (2023): 12
• Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg & others (2022): 7
• The Weeknd (2021): 7

Usher and Rihanna each performed 12 songs, but Rihanna had no special guests during her show. Usher, on the other hand, featured six guests, but his songs are generally shorter and faster than Bad Bunny’s. Overall, I don’t see Bad Bunny performing 12 or more songs, so I’m backing the under 11.5 total songs (-115).

Which Celebrities Will Join Bad Bunny on Stage

While betting on the first song and the total number of songs is fun, my favorite wager is predicting which guest stars will appear on stage during Bad Bunny’s performance. Here are the latest odds:

• Cardi B (-250)
• J Balvin (-160)
• Jennifer Lopez (-125)
• Ricky Martin (-125)
• Karol G (+100)
• Jhayco (+145)
• Daddy Yankee (+190)
• Rosalía (+230)
• Dua Lipa (+240)

It’s worth noting that 4 of the last 6 Halftime Shows featured at least 2 guest performers. Cardi B leads the list, which makes sense since she will be attending the game to support her boyfriend, Patriots WR Stefon Diggs, and she also appears on Bad Bunny’s song I Like It. However, I see more value in betting on J Balvin (-160) as a guest. Not only does he appear alongside Cardi B on I Like It, but he also features on LA CANCIÓN, Bad Bunny’s most-streamed song on Spotify.

I also see value in betting on Jhayco (+145). He features on the song Dakiti, which is perfect for energizing the crowd, and he is also from Puerto Rico, so Bad Bunny is likely to highlight his home country as much as possible. Beyond these two, I don’t see much value in other bets, though if you’re feeling risky, a small wager on Travis Scott (+1000) could be interesting, as he might appear to perform K-POP with Bad Bunny.

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