The Idea of... Bad Bunny & the Culture Bowl
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The Idea of... Bad Bunny & the Culture Bowl
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Bassey & Mike dig into what it means to write—and create—with integrity in an era where AI can imitate style but not spirit. They talk about how tools like ChatGPT are reshaping how writing is read, why voice and cadence now get misread as automation, and how both of them are actively resisting the pressure to sand down their natural rhythm.
The conversation moves into Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance as a case study in cultural storytelling. They unpack why the performance mattered, how language barriers were used as cover for discomfort, and what it means to see Puerto Rican history, identity, and resistance presented without translation or apology.
Along the way, Mike shares a personal story about learning Puerto Rico’s African, Taíno, and Spanish roots firsthand, and both hosts reflect on why Black audiences often recognize cultural intention even when others miss it.
The episode closes with a larger question: after Kendrick and Bad Bunny, has the halftime show permanently shifted from entertainment to cultural statement—and if so, what comes next?