Texas led the nation in Federal Communications Commission (FCC) complaints concerning Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LVIII halftime performance, with 2,155 complaints filed nationwide, according to a WIRED report. Texas, Florida, and California submitted the highest volume of complaints. A significant portion of these complaints, many referencing "vulgar" lyrics and Bad Bunny's name, expressed concerns about the performance not being family-friendly, particularly due to its Spanish-language lyrics and explicit content. Multiple complaints highlighted the perceived misleading advertising by NBC, which allegedly promoted the performance as "wholesome and family-friendly," and voiced worries about children's exposure to such content. The Super Bowl itself remains the second-most-watched broadcast in history.