Bad Bunny hands a Grammy to Costa Mesa 5-year-old Lincoln Fox at Super Bowl halftime
The little boy who got a Grammy from Bad Bunny during the Super Bowl halftime show was Lincoln Fox Ramadan, a 5-year-old from Costa Mesa.
The little boy who got a Grammy from Bad Bunny during the Super Bowl halftime show was Lincoln Fox Ramadan, a 5-year-old from Costa Mesa.
A moment from Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show had an Orange County kid at the center of it. The 5-year-old boy Bad Bunny handed a Grammy to was Lincoln Fox Ramadan of Costa Mesa.
Lincoln, tagged in the Juice Unlocked post as @the_lincfox, said he'll remember the day forever.
Who many thought it was
As the clip spread, many viewers thought the boy represented a Minnesota child who went viral after being detained by ICE, and read the handoff as a message about him.
The boy in the moment was actually Lincoln, a local kid from Costa Mesa.
The moment
The scene was set in tall grass next to an old-school TV with rabbit-ear antennas. On the screen, a man in a tuxedo speaks into a microphone while holding a gold trophy.
Lincoln, in a striped polo, watches the TV. Bad Bunny, dressed in cream, puts a hand on his head and gives him the golden gramophone, and Lincoln breaks into a big grin as he holds it.
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