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## Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show: All the Easter Eggs and Meaning Behind Bad Bunny’s Performance
Lots of Latino imagery – but no Liam Ramos
Despite online speculation, Liam Ramos – the five-year-old boy in the radiant blue bunny hat who made international news when he and his dad were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) last month – was not the child who Bad Bunny handed a Grammy award to.
Partway through the performance,Bad Bunny bent down to hand off the golden gramophone statue to a small child,representing a younger version of the star himself,or perhaps the next generation of Puerto Rican artists.
Some viewers speculated the little boy was Liam, and shared side-by-side photos of the similar-looking children.
The child who participated in the halftime performance was five-year-old Argentinian-Egyptian actor Lincoln Fox. He posted a clip from the show to his instagram, thanking Bad Bunny for including him.
“I’ll remember this day forever!” fox wrote.
The message on the football
If you blinked, you would have missed it. Right at the end of the performance, Bad bunny spoke a few words in English to say “God bless America” –
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