Chris Brown Throws A Jab At Bad Bunny Following His Super Bowl Halftime Show Performance: 'They Need Me'

Chris Brown appeared to take a dig at Bad Bunny following the Puerto Rican star's historic Super Bowl LX halftime show. The singer, who has never performed at the Super Bowl, seemed to hint that he should have been on the stage himself. He then took to Instagram with a post that read, "I THINK ITS SAFE TO SAY.. THEY NEED ME!" alongside a smirking emoji. The post quickly sparked reactions online, with fans calling out the singer for the apparent swipe. One Reddit user wrote, "This man is delusional," while another added, "Hating on the outside, as usual." As fans discussed Brown's history of controversies, one person commented, "Genuinely confused. We've never needed you less," while another branded the post "embarrassing. The Instagram post comes years after Brown previously declared that he would never perform at the Super Bowl. In a now-deleted exchange, he responded to a fan asking about a halftime show, writing, "never shawty.. American media AINT fa me. Rather be where I'm welcomed." Bad Bunny headlined the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show at Levi's Stadium, delivering a high-energy performance that celebrated his Puerto Rican roots and featured celebrity cameos. Brown's comment came immediately after the historic set, which many fans hailed as a momentous moment for Latino representation on the Super Bowl stage.

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