Zach Bryan Mocks Kid Rock's Turning Point USA Halftime Show and Calls It 'Embarrassing as Hell'

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• Zach Bryan mocked Kid Rock's All-American Halftime Show performance in a since-deleted Instagram Stories post

• "Their own halftime show is embarrassing as hell and the most cringe s--- on the planet," Bryan wrote in a follow-up post, that he also later deleted

• Turning Point USA hosted the performance as an alternative to Bad Bunny's 2026 Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show

Zach Bryanshared his candid thoughts on the Turning Point USAAll-American Halftime Showheadlined byKid Rock.

After the2026 Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, which was headlined byBad Bunnyon Sunday, Feb. 8, the "Oklahoma Smokeshow" singer shared a since-deleted photo on his Instagram Stories mocking the "All Summer Long" singer.

"What kid rock actually thinks is happening across America," Bryan, 29, wrote over a photo of someone watching Kid Rock's show on their phone while blocking Bad Bunny's performance with their hand, according to ascreenshot shared by a user on X.

In a since-deleted follow-up post, Bryan shared a DM from a social media user that accused him of turning "into a Hollywood sell out bitch quick."

"You were my favorite artist. Now you are nothing but another dumba-- out of touch elitist," the message read, according to ascreenshot shared on Instagram.

Bryan wrote over the screenshot on his Instagram Stories, "I don't care what side you're on, a bunch of adults throwing temper tantrums and their own halftime show is embarrassing as hell and the most cringe s--- on the planet."

Turning Point USA advertised the alternative programming as a "family-friendly, values-driven" event" created for viewers seeking uplifting, patriotic entertainment." Kid Rock, aDonald Trumpsupporter, performed alongside country singersLee Brice,Brantley GilbertandGabby Barrett.

After the show, Kid Rock, born Robert James Ritchie, wasaccused of lip-syncingwhile singing "Bawitdaba" from hisDevil Without a Causealbum.He addressed the commentary on the Feb. 10 broadcast of Fox News'The Ingraham Angle.

"It was out of sync," Kid Rock, 55, claimed, later adding that if he was lip-syncing, like his critics say, "It would've been super easy to sync it up if it was prerecorded."

"I'm jumping around the stage like a rabid monkey, rapping my song, and I'm taking breaths, and my DJ is filling in the other parts of it… I even told them when I saw the rough cut, I was like, 'You guys got to work on that sync. It's off,'" the musician said.

"It was just a syncing issue that they had, and I know they tried to get it right. It was very difficult," he added.

In addition to Bryan, fellow country singerKacey Musgravesshowed some love for Bad Bunny on social media — and wasn't afraid to shade Kid Rock in the process.

"Well. That made me feel more proudly American than anything Kid Rock has ever done," Musgraves, 37,wrote on Xafter the performance.

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Bad Bunny holds top 6 spots on U.S. Spotify chart after Super Bowl show

Bad Bunny is holding the top 6 spots on Spotify's Top 50 U.S. chart the morning after hishistory-making halftime show performanceat theSuper BowlSunday night.

The 31-year-old Puerto Rican superstar performed hits from hisGrammy-winningalbum"DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS,"paying tribute to his homeland.

As of 10 a.m. on Monday,Bad Bunny's musicwas holding court at the top ofSpotify's Top 50 U.S. chart, with "DtMF" taking the No. 1 spot.

His hits "BAILE INoLVIDABLE", "NUEVAYoL", "EoO," and "VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR" rounded up the top 5.

They're followed by his single "Titi Me Pregunto," from his fourth solo studio album, "Un Verano Sin Ti," in the 6th spot, while his collaboration with Colombian star J Balvin, "LA CANCION", was in 8th spot and climbing.

Olivia Dean's "Man I Need you," Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas," and "Opalite" by Taylor Swift rounded up the top 10.

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Eleven other Bad Bunny songs also earned places on Spotify's Top 50 U.S. chart.

Bad Bunny's halftime performance was the first-ever to be sungprimarily in Spanishat the most-watched sporting event in the United States. It included tributes to Puerto Rico and Latino culture, surprise appearances by Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin and others, and evena real wedding.

Bad Bunny, born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, was Spotify's most-streamed artist of 2025.

Early figures show it was the most-watched Super Bowl halftime performance of all time with more than 135 million viewers.

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Jon Stewart pans Turning Point's 'pathetic' halftime show

The late-night reviews are in forTurning Point USA's alternative halftime show.

Jimmy KimmelandJon Stewartboth had a field day on their Feb. 9 shows mocking the conservative organization'sAll-American Halftime Show, which was streamed on YouTube during the Super Bowl to compete with the official versionheadlined by Bad Bunny. The show was meant to appeal to Super Bowl viewers who were unhappy that Bad Bunny was performing in Spanish on the main broadcast, and it was initially set to also stream on X before running into licensing restriction issues there.

On "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," Kimmel described the All-American Halftime Show as a "disaster" that was put together for "angry, 75-year-old grandpas" because "all the snowflakes were so upset they might have to listen to Spanish for eight minutes."

Kimmel also mocked Kid Rock's performance as a "lip-sync battle with himself," observing, "Kid's lips were not exactly in step with Kid's music." The musicianhas acknowledged there wasa "syncing issue" with his performance.

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"This is what they do: They complain about how bad everything is, and then they do it worse," Kimmel said after playing a clip of Kid Rock performing. He went on to add, "Almost all of the complaints about Bad Bunny were, 'You can't understand what he's saying.' So who do they go to? Kid Rock, an artist whose most popular song is literally gibberish. You think Donald Trump knows what 'Bawitdaba' means?"

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At the same time, Kimmel bemoaned the fact that "we have to take a side" between Kid Rock and Bad Bunny, joking that some of his liberal friends may be exaggerating their love for the latter. "This week, almost every liberal I know, suddenly really into Bad Bunny," he said. "People I've never heard say the words 'bad' or 'bunny' in their lives," he quipped.

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", will resume production after it was pulled off the air Sept. 17, following comments he made in the wake of Charlie Kirk's killing. Kimmel, a frequent critic of Donald Trump, often earned the ire of the president.

After the announcement, Trump urged other networks to do the same. Scroll to see the other late-night talk show hosts that have feuded with the president over the years.

" style="max-width:100%; height:auto; border-radius:6px; margin:10px 0;" loading="lazy" /> In 2016, Jimmy Fallon interviewed Trump ahead of the election, ruffling the then-candidate's signature orange hair. After the interview received backlash, Fallon said he regretted parts of the interview. In response, Trump took to social media to criticize the "Tonight Show" host, writing: "@jimmyfallon is now whimpering to all that he did the famous 'hair show' with me (where he seriously messed up my hair), & that he would have now done it differently because it is said to have 'humanized' me-he is taking heat. He called & said 'monster ratings.' Be a man Jimmy!"

Fallon is pictured here at the Met Gala on May 5, 2025, in New York City.

" style="max-width:100%; height:auto; border-radius:6px; margin:10px 0;" loading="lazy" /> "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart has a history of heated exchanges with Trump.

In 2013, Trump tweeted, "I promise you that I'm much smarter than Jonathan Leibowitz - I mean Jon Stewart @TheDailyShow. Who, by the way, is totally overrated." Stewart is a sharp critic of Trump, often taking aim at the political movement he has created.


Here, Stewart is pictured at "The Daily Show" official Emmy Screening on June 7, 2025, in Los Angeles.

" style="max-width:100%; height:auto; border-radius:6px; margin:10px 0;" loading="lazy" /> John Oliver, a "Daily Show" alum who now hosts "Last Week Tonight" is also a frequent Trump critic, and feuded publicly with the president over a potential show appearance in 2015.

Oliver said he wasn't interested in having Trump on his show, which Trump responded to on X, writing: "John Oliver had his people call to ask me to be on his very boring and low-rated show, I said 'NO THANKS' Waste of time & energy!" Oliver refuted that report.


Here, Oliver is pictured in at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sept. 14, 2025, in Los Angeles.

" style="max-width:100%; height:auto; border-radius:6px; margin:10px 0;" loading="lazy" /> When CBS announced the network was terminating "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" after the 2025-2026 season, Trump took to social media to celebrate.

"I absolutely love that Colbert got fired, his talent was even less than his ratings," the president wrote. Among his late-night peers, Colbert was among Trump's sharpest critics.

Colbert is pictured here at Apple TV+'s Primetime Emmy party red carpet on Sept. 14, 2025, in West Hollywood.

" style="max-width:100%; height:auto; border-radius:6px; margin:10px 0;" loading="lazy" /> Seth Meyers, the host of "Late Night" on NBC is a frequent critic of Trump and his administration.

The ire, it seems, is mutual, with the president writing previously on social media: "How bad is Seth Meyers on NBC, a 'network' run by a truly bad group of people - Remember, they also run MSDNC. I got stuck watching Marble Mouth Meyers the other night, the first time in months, and every time I watch this moron I feel an obligation to say how dumb and untalented he is, merely a slot filler for the Scum that runs Comcast."

Meyers is pictured here at SiriusXM's "The Howard Stern Show" on June 17, 2025, in New York City.

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Jimmy Kimmel, Jon Stewart, see late-night hosts who have beefed with President Trump

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", willresume production after it was pulled off the airSept. 17, following comments he made in the wake of Charlie Kirk's killing. Kimmel, a frequent critic of Donald Trump, often earned the ire of the president.After the announcement, Trump urged other networks to do the same. Scroll to see the other late-night talk show hosts that have feuded with the president over the years.

Meanwhile, on "The Daily Show," Stewart sarcastically praised Turning Point for putting on a halftime show "in the King's English," before mocking Kid Rock as "an old man in acid-washed jorts badly [lip-syncing] his way through a pre-taped 'Bawitdaba' performance."

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Stewart later said it's "pathetic" the way "these people, who control every branch of government, are so triggered by someone singing in Spanish for 20 minutes, they need to create their own safe space alternative halftime show." He pointed to this as an example of how those on the right are behaving like they used to accuse liberals of acting.

"Remember 2017? Remember what you hated about liberals?" he asked. "'Perpetually offended, safe spaces, censoring free speech, culture of victimhood.' Remind you of anyone? 'I can't go 15 minutes without listening to country music. I need a separate show!'"

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Authorities are investigating what caused the death of a U.S. Coast Guard officer, his wife and their two children, whose bodies were found inside the family's Central Florida home.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office reported deputies responded to a home in Ocalafor a welfare check on Feb. 6and found all four relatives dead.

The home is about 40 miles south of Gainesville and about 70 miles northeast of Orlando.

The department identified the victims as Yohan Sanchez, 33, Rebeca Santos, 37, Michael Melendez, 15 and Samuel Sanchez, 2.

According to the agency, just before 10:30 p.m. on Jan. 7, deputies responded to a residence on Banyan Track Way in Ocala for a welfare check.

Arriving deputies, the department reported, found two adults and two children dead inside their home.

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How did Yolan Sanchez and his family die?

According to a preliminary investigation, the agency reported, no foul play is suspected in the deaths.

In an updated post on social media, the sheriff's office wrote detectives suspected the deaths may have been the result of carbon monoxide poisoning −an invisible and odorless gas.

Officials did not release details, but the agency cautioned the victims' official cause and manner of deaths remain pending autopsy results from thelocal Medical Examiner's Office.

"Our thoughts are with their loved ones during this incredibly difficult time," the department wrote.

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Family found dead in Ocala after welfare check

According to an onlinefundraiserlaunched by Noel Sanchez, Yohan Sanchez's sister, he "proudly served as a member of the United States Coast Guard."

"Our family is grieving this unimaginable tragedy, and this fundraiser is to help cover funeral expenses and support our family during this incredibly difficult time," Noel Sanchez, of Massachusetts, wrote. "Thank you for your prayers, compassion, and support."

Her brother's rank and where he was stationed were not immediately known.

USA TODAY has reached out to the U.S. Coast Guard for more information.

A neighbor toldthe Ocala Star-Banner, part of the USA TODAY Network, the family moved into their home about 10 months ago, and said they were "nice, friendly people who valued their privacy."

The Ocala Christian Academy Administrator Randy Osborn reported Michael Melendez was a ninth-grade student at the school.

"Faculty commended his leadership abilities and his desire to study the Bible," Osborne said. "He was deeply engaged in his local church community and was preparing to preach last Thursday evening. He enjoyed playing the piano, but more importantly, strived to serve God and others."

The case remained under investigation on Feb. 10.

Contributing:Austin L. Millerwith the Ocala Star-Banner

Natalie Neysa Alund is a senior reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at nalund@usatoday.com and follow her on X @nataliealund.

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Government unseals affidavit filed in support of Fulton County election raid

Federal authorities unsealed Tuesday the affidavit they filed in support of their search of a Fulton County, Georgia,election officelast month, following an order by a federal judge.

FBI agents on Jan. 28 seized 700 boxes containing ballots and other materials associated with the 2020 election from the county's  Elections Hub and Operations Center after obtaining a search warrant. President Donald Trump has repeatedly made baseless claims that there wasvoter fraudin the 2020 election, specifically in Georgia, that contributed to his election loss.

U.S. District Judge J.P. Boulee, a Trump nominee, on Sunday ordered the government to unseal the affidavit that was filed in support of the search warrant, subject to "the redaction of the names of non-governmental witnesses."

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In his ruling, Boulee noted that the government did not oppose the unsealing of the affidavit, which could provide more information on the search and the investigation that lead to it.

The ruling came after Fulton County Chairman Robb Pittsfiled a motionseeking the unsealing of the affidavit, as well as the return of the election documents that were seized.

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Pitt's office said Tuesday it was reviewing the affidavit and that he would hold a news conference in the afternoon.

Pitts had earlier said in a statement he was "pleased" with the judge's ruling.

"Fulton County will continue to pursue every legal option to seek the return of election records and to defend our elections from possible takeover," Pitts said. "Even in the midst of this unprecedented legal action, we will not allow our staff to be deterred or distracted from preparations for the 2026 election, which will be once again free, fair, transparent and legally compliant."

While the judge on Sunday ordered the release of the affidavit that was the basis for the search warrant, the warrant itselfauthorized the FBIto search for "All physical ballots from the 2020 General Election" in addition to tabulator tapes from voting machines and 2020 voter rolls, according to a copy of the warrant that was obtained by ABC Atlanta affiliate WSB following the raid.

The warrant said the material "constitutes evidence of the commission of a criminal offense."

The warrant listed possible violations of two statutes -- one which requires election records to be retained for a certain amount of time, and another which outlines criminal penalties for people, including election officials, who intimidate voters or to knowingly procure false votes or false voter registrations.

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Violence breaks out at anti-government protest in Albanian capital

TIRANA, Albania (AP) — Riot police fired tear gas and water cannon at protesters throwing Molotov cocktails and flares during a demonstration Tuesday night in central Tirana by thousands of opposition supporters demanding the resignation of Albania's government.

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Prime Minister Edi Rama's government has come under fire over corruption allegations involving Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, but Rama has resisted calls to dismiss her. There have been growing demands that lawmakers lift Balluku's immunity from prosecution, which can only be done in a parliamentary vote.

Anti-corruption prosecutors have accused Balluku, who is also minister for energy and infrastructure, of interfering in public procurement for construction projects to favor certain companies, and has called for her immunity to be lifted.

Tuesday night's protest in the Albanian capital was attended by thousands of people. It was the third such demonstration in recent months demanding Rama's resignation. More than 1,300 police officers had been deployed to ensure security. Previous protests also turned violent, with demonstrators throwing Molotov cocktails and rocks at police and a government building, and with authorities responding with tear gas and water cannons.

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Opposition Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha, a former prime minister who has also faced corruption charges himself, described the protest as a "peaceful uprising" at a critical moment for Albania. Speaking at the protest, he accused Rama of "declaring war on the justice system."

Political analyst Mentor Kikia said it was unlikely that any major change would result from the protests. "Citizens are distrustful, having consistently voted for the lesser evil to remove the greater evil from power," he said.

"The current perception is that if Rama leaves, Berisha will return. One left power because of corruption, the other must also leave power because of corruption," Kikia said.

Albania hopes to join the European Union, and is under close monitoring by the bloc as part of its accession process, which it hopes to complete by 2027.

However, international watchdogs say the country continues to suffer from widespread corruption.

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In today's newsletter:Democrats draw a hard line on funding as they seek to rein in ICE. The FBI says there's no ongoing communication between Nancy Guthrie's family and her suspected abductor. And Lindsey Vonn on the crash that ended her Olympics.

Here's what to know today.

Backlash to Trump emboldens Democrats on DHS and ICE

Americans are souring on the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, complicating an already messy dynamic on Capitol Hill as Democrats are more emboldened to draw a hard line against another short-term funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security.

Days before funding runs out on Friday, key members of the Senate Democratic Caucus say they won't support another continuing resolution to prevent a DHS shutdown. This includes members who voted with Republicans to reopen the government last fall. "What ICE is doing is unconscionable, and it's got to be reined in. I can't, in good conscience, vote for it," said Sen. Angus King, a Maine independent who caucuses with Democrats.

King said the situation is different now because most of the government is already funded. "So if DHS isn't funded, you're talking about ICE and TSA and the Coast Guard and FEMA" being shut down, he said. "It's not the same as it was in the fall, where you were talking about food stamps, support for research and development, medical care, all of those things."

AQuinnipiac University poll, conducted from Jan. 29 to Feb. 2, found 38% of registered voters approve of President Donald Trump's handling of immigration issues, compared with 59% who disapprove. In addition, 63% said they disapprove of ICE.

How Democrats plan to use their leverage this week.

More politics news:

• Members of Congress are fleeing the job, with the highest number of retirements this century.

• The Department of Justice moved to dismiss its long-running criminal case against Steve Bannon. The longtime Trump ally had previously appealed his 2022 conviction to the Supreme Court.

• Epstein co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell refused to answer questions from the House Oversight Committee yesterday, but her attorney said she would speak "fully" if Trump grants her clemency.

• More than a year after Attorney General Pam Bondi created a "Weaponization Working Group" meant to root out "abuses" by federal law enforcement officers in their investigations of Trump, the DOJ is still scrambling to produce a report.

• Vice President JD Vance landed in Armenia — a country that no sitting U.S. vice president or president has visited before — as the Trump administration offered economic opportunities while it works to advance a U.S.-brokered deal aimed at ending a decades-long conflict with Azerbaijan.

Olympics recap: What you missed and what to watch

Skier Lindsey Vonn said she'll need multiple operations on her leg after crashing during competition when her arm hooked inside one of the gates. She added that her earlier ACL tear"had nothing to do"with her fall. Her father, a former skier, said he believes her latest crash marks"the end of her career."

After Trumpcriticized Olympic snowboarder Hunter Hessfor expressing mixed feelings about representing the U.S. during a period of immigration crackdown, snowboarder Chloe Kimexpressed support for her teammatewhen asked about the incident.

"We are allowed to voice our opinions on what's going on, and I think that we need to lead with love and compassion, and I would love to see some more of that," she said.

Afterwinning gold in the team event, "Quad God" Ilia Malinin will begin his men's short program today as the man to beat. And the U.S. and Canadian women's ice hockey teams will face off in the group stage in one of the Games' biggest rivalries.

Today's medal events include a gold medal curling game between the U.S. and Sweden, and the women's team combined alpine skiing, which pairsdownhill champ Breezy Johnsonand two-time winner Mikaela Shiffrin for the new Olympic event. Today's winners might want to take particular care of their medals, however. Some athletes have said theirsfell apart during celebrations.

Follow live updateson our blog, see today's full schedulehere, andsign up for The Sports Desk newsletterto get dispatches from Milan and Cortino, along with profiles capturing athletes' amazing journeys to the Games.

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• Another Super Bowl meme emerged on Sunday: halftime show performers dressed as bundles of grass to create a sugarcane maze on the field for Bad Bunny's set. One superfan recounted what it was like to bundle up.

SavannahGuthrie appeals to public for help

Savannah Guthrie made an appeal to the public for help in the search for her mother Nancy, who has been missing for more than a week, in what she described as the family's "hour of desperation."

In an Instagram video yesterday, the "TODAY" co-host thanked people for their prayers and said, "We believe our mom is still out there."

FBI officials said that they are not aware of any continued communication between the Guthrie family and suspected kidnappers and have not identified a suspect or person of interest.

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• Catherine O'Hara died from a blood clot in her lungs as a result of rectal cancer, according to newly unsealed medical examiner records.

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• A U.S. immigration court has terminated the Trump administration's attempt to deport a Tufts University student and pro-Palestinian activist who has been critical of Israel, her lawyers said.

• Target will restructure parts of its organization and cut hundreds of supply chain-operations jobs as new CEO Michael Fiddelke takes the reins.

• A cup (or two or three) of coffee or tea a day helps keep dementia away. So could a brain training game.

Staff Pick: Meet the youngest member of Team USA at the Milan Cortina Olympics

How were you spending the winter you turned 15? Chances are, notcompeting at the Olympics like Abby Winterbergerof Truckee, California.

The freestyle skier is the youngest member of Team USA at the Milan Cortina Olympics, and the second youngest American to ever qualify in her event. I wanted to meet her because making it this far not only constitutes a sports story, but also one of dedication and sacrifice — Winterberger doesn't go to high school with her friends because she travels nearly year-round, for instance.

Winterberger was so low-key during our interview that I marked how unaffected she seemed. That's just because it has not fully hit her yet she was an Olympian, she said, calling the experience "definitely really cool."

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