Bad Bunny's Crew as Grass at the Super Bowl Paid Rp22 Million

Kapanlagi.com - Super Bowl LX, held on February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, California, successfully captured attention. Bad Bunny performed as the main act, marking his name as the first solo Latin artist to perform most of his songs in Spanish.

However, it wasn't just Bad Bunny's performance that caught attention, but also the unique visual elements on stage. Hundreds of people played the role of 'grass' that moved, creating a stunning view of a sugarcane field in Puerto Rico.

Behind the grandeur, an interesting fact was revealed regarding the payment for these 'grass' performers. Bad Bunny's crew as grass at the Super Bowl was paid around Rp22 million, a quite fantastic amount for this unique role. Check here KLovers.

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1. Bad Bunny Shakes Up the Super Bowl LX Stage

Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl (credit: youtube.com/NFL)

Bad Bunny successfully became the headliner of Super Bowl LX on February 8, 2026. His performance at Levi's Stadium made history as the first solo Latin artist to perform songs in Spanish.

This performance was made even more special with surprise guests like Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, who joined in to liven up the stage. Previously, this Puerto Rican rapper had performed as a special guest during the Super Bowl LIV halftime show in 2020, alongside Shakira and Jennifer Lopez.

2. The Mystery of the 'Viral Grass' that Captured Public Attention

The Mystery of 'Viral Grass' That Captured Public Attention (credit: X/@BeyondIntrst)

One of the most talked-about visual elements of Bad Bunny's performance was the appearance of the viral 'grass' covering the field. Who would have thought that the green grass was not an ordinary prop? Instead, it was hundreds of performers dressed in full-body grass costumes to create the visual of a Puerto Rican sugarcane field.

According to various sources, it is estimated that there were around 380 to 500 performers acting as 'sugarcane grass' during Bad Bunny's performance at the Super Bowl. No wonder their presence successfully created an amazing green expanse. In fact, the moment when the dancers broke formation and were clearly seen wearing grass costumes went viral on social media.

3. Not Stage Props, These Are Grass-Costumed Human Dancers

Not Stage Props, These Are Grass-Costumed Human Dancers (credit: X/@BeyondIntrst)

Many viewers initially thought the grass visuals on Bad Bunny's stage were ordinary props, but in reality, it was a group of people. They created the illusion of a grass field that seemed alive and moving, producing a unique visual effect.

Andrew Athias, one of the performers, shared his experience of finding this opportunity through a company called Backlit that was looking for extras for the halftime show.

"I got a job as an extra on the grass field through a company called Backlit, which handles the search for extras for the halftime show," Andrew wrote in a threads post.

4. Strict Casting Process for Super Bowl 'Grass' Performers

Strict Casting Process for Super Bowl 'Grass' Performers (credit: andrew__athias)

To be part of this 'grass' crew, candidates must go through a rather strict casting process. The main requirements include a height between 5'7" (about 170 cm) and 6'1" (about 185 cm), as well as having an athletic physique.

Additionally, they must also be able to carry a costume weighing 40 pounds (about 18 kg) for extended periods. Andrew Athias in his post also mentioned an open casting call for those with marching band experience.

"There is an open casting call for anyone between 5'7 and 6'0, athletic build, with marching band experience, and okay with wearing a suit weighing 50 pounds for 5+ hours, and not feeling cramped," wrote Andrew, describing the unique requirements in detail.

5. Intensive Training for the 'Grass' Crew of Bad Bunny

Intensive Training for the 'Grass' Crew of Bad Bunny (credit: X/@BeyondIntrst)

The 'grass' performers also undergo a very intensive training schedule, including several training sessions lasting 12 hours. Andrew Athias, who flew in from Philadelphia, spent about two weeks in San Francisco to rehearse for this show.

They are also required to sign a strict non-disclosure agreement (NDA), prohibiting them from discussing the show or posting on social media for two weeks. The costumes they wear are also heavy and uncomfortable, weighing over 50 pounds. Meanwhile, Andrew also shared how easy his role is on stage,

"My part is actually very easy. They just tell me where to stand, and they say, 'Don't move. Stand here and blend in with the grass.'" he revealed.

However, he also expressed the challenges of wearing the costume due to its uncomfortable material, which can sometimes go up the nose. Nevertheless, the crew is provided with protective goggles.

6. Payment for Bad Bunny's Crew Who Became Grass at the Super Bowl

The 'grass' performers at Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show were reportedly paid for their roles, with a wage of $18.70 per hour. This is quite an attractive payment for an unforgettable experience.

Andrew Athias reported that he worked around 70 hours, including rehearsals and performances. His total earnings reached about $1,309, equivalent to around Rp22 million, including 8 days of rehearsals and the performance day.

7. FAQ for Bad Bunny's Crew Who Became Grass at the Super Bowl

1. How much does Bad Bunny's 'grass' crew get paid at the Super Bowl?

Bad Bunny's 'grass' crew at the Super Bowl is paid $18.70 per hour. With a total of about 70 hours of work, including rehearsals and performances, they earn around $1,309 or the equivalent of Rp22 million.

2. What are the requirements to be a 'grass' performer at Bad Bunny's Super Bowl?

Requirements for 'grass' performers include a height between 5'7" (170 cm) and 6'1" (185 cm), having an athletic physique, and being able to carry a costume weighing 40 pounds (18 kg) for extended periods.

3. When is Super Bowl LX?

Super Bowl LX will be held on Sunday (2/8/2026) at Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, California.

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