Who Will Join Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl Halftime Show?

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With Bad Bunny already announced as the Super Bowl halftime headliner, attention has shifted to one big question: who else might take the stage with him?

On Kalshi, traders are putting real money behind their guesses. The market allows for multiple performers, so more than one artist can end up being right.

What the market is saying

Among artists still trading, Cardi B (61%) stands out as the most likely addition, followed by Karol G (41%) and JHAYCO (39%). Together, they point to strong expectations of a Latin-forward lineup with mainstream crossover appeal.

Behind them is a wide mix of artists with lower odds. That crowded middle suggests traders believe there will be guest appearances, but there’s no clear agreement on how many or which direction the show will go.

Why Bad Bunny isn’t listed with odds

Bad Bunny doesn’t have trading odds because he’s already confirmed. His contract has effectively resolved, so the market is now focused entirely on potential guest performers, not the headliner.

The takeaway

This Kalshi market offers a snapshot of collective expectations around the Super Bowl halftime show. Right now, the signal is clear: Bad Bunny won’t be alone, and if traders are right, Cardi B is the name most likely to join him on stage.

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