There was a time when the Super Bowl represented everything good about America. Families gathered around the television, sharing snacks and cheering for their team. Young and old united in a celebration of athletic excellence and national pride. Call me old-fashioned, but that used to mean something.
But somewhere along the way, our cultural institutions decided that wasn’t good enough. Sunday night, millions of unsuspecting families settled in for what should have been an entertaining halftime spectacle. Instead, parents found themselves diving for the remote while grandparents sat in stunned silence. Welcome to primetime entertainment in 2026.
From Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN):
The Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show was pure smut, brazenly aired on national television for every American family to witness. Children were forced to endure explicit displays of gay sexual acts, women gyrating provocatively, and Bad Bunny shamelessly grabbing his crotch while dry-humping the air.
The Tennessee congressman captured exactly what millions of Americans were thinking during Bad Bunny’s halftime performance. And here’s the thing—Ogles didn’t just fire off an angry tweet and call it a day. President Trump has praised him as a “Conservative Warrior” for good reason. The man took real action, sending a formal letter to the House Energy and Commerce Committee demanding an immediate congressional inquiry into the NFL and NBCUniversal.
A Conservative Warrior Takes Action
Ogles’ letter doesn’t mince words. He argues it is “highly implausible” that league and network executives had no idea what was coming. Think about that for a moment. These productions involve months of planning, rehearsals, and approvals. Someone signed off on this.
The congressman specifically targeted songs like “Safaera” and “Yo Perreo Sola,” noting their lyrics “openly glorified sodomy and countless other unspeakable depravities.” According to Ogles, the content would be “readily apparent across any language barrier.” You don’t need a translator to understand what’s happening when a performer grabs his crotch on national television.
The inquiry seeks answers about what executives and producers knew, what internal review processes existed, and whether broadcast safeguards were “properly applied” or “intentionally disregarded.” That last phrase matters. It suggests this wasn’t incompetence. It was a choice.
Grassroots America Responds
While lawmakers pursue accountability through official channels, everyday Americans delivered their own verdict. Turning Point USA counter-programmed the halftime show with their “All America Halftime Show.” The results? Devastating for the cultural elites.
Kid Rock’s performance of “‘Til You Can’t” rocketed to the number one spot on iTunes. He knocked Bad Bunny right off the top. Country singer Gabby Barrett climbed to number four with “The Good Ones,” pushing another Bad Bunny track down to fifth place.
No focus groups needed here. When given a choice between cultural degradation and entertainment that honors American values, people will choose their heritage—every single time.
Standing Up for Our Heritage
We need more lawmakers like Representative Ogles. Men and women are willing to stand up against spectacles deliberately designed to mock traditional American values. This isn’t about censorship. Nobody’s calling for government-mandated playlists. It’s about accountability. It’s about reminding billion-dollar corporations that the American family still matters.
Decency standards exist for a reason. When networks deliberately trample those standards, someone should answer for it.
The NFL and NBC placed their bet on cultural provocation over family values. Thanks to principled conservatives willing to demand answers, that bet might just blow up in their faces.
Key Takeaways
- Rep. Andy Ogles has formally requested a congressional inquiry into the NFL and NBC over the halftime show.
- The Tennessee lawmaker called the performance “pure smut,” unsuitable for family audiences.
- Americans responded by pushing Kid Rock and Gabby Barrett above Bad Bunny on iTunes charts.
- Corporate media must be held accountable when broadcast standards are deliberately ignored.
Sources: Breitbart
