Bad Bunny is getting ready to perform the halftime show at the Super Bowl — arguably one of the country’s most American events — but the Puerto Rican singer doesn’t seem too fond of his roots. Bad Bunny notably didn’t stand for “God Bless the USA” at a Yankees game last fall and refused to tour in the United States this year after he said he didn’t want ICE raiding his concert venues. The global superstar has been critical of President Donald Trump, while the Trump administration has made it clear there is a lack of excitement from their end for Bad Bunny’s performance. Despite that, it seems there will be enough patriotism to go around at Super Bowl LX as both teams honor America’s 250th anniversary. The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will face off with red, white, and blue patches that read “USA 250” on the front of their jerseys when the teams take the field on February 8 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The NFL unveiled the uniforms on Thursday. The USA 250 patch will be on the right side of the Patriots jersey with the Super Bowl LX logo on the left. The Super Bowl LX uni