Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime, Michelob for America, and Fantasy Football Failure | Midlife Crisis Ep. 27

This week, Adrian and Jeff dive into a packed episode covering pop culture, sports, streaming, and hot takes. The guys kick things off with Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show announcement, debating if the NFL’s move is a business play or a cultural milestone and predicting what family members will say at Super Bowl parties. From there, they break down Michelob Ultra becoming America’s top-selling beer, the downfall of Bud Light, and how brands like Modelo and Corona market to different audiences.   The conversation shifts into streaming and tech with reactions to Disney+ price hikes, the Jimmy Kimmel suspension fallout, and Instagram’s new “Your Algorithm” feature. They also cover the rise of AI in Hollywood, spotlighting the controversy around the virtual actress Tilly Norwood, and ask whether fans actually care if entertainment is created by people or machines.   Other cultural touchpoints include Gen Z’s relationship with work, the backlash against return-to-office mandates, and Live Nation’s CEO suggesting concerts are underpriced. The guys also joke about Charlie Sheen’s claim of 47,000 partners, discuss Amazon’s $2.5B Prime settlement, and highlight Kai Cenat’s record-breaking Mafia-thon stream.   In music and entertainment, they review what they have been listening to lately, hype the violent new Wolverine game, and break down the announcement of The Social Network sequel, The Social Reckoning. They also share thoughts on Leonardo DiCaprio’s new movie One Battle After Another and the latest in gaming.   Sports talk centers on the Ryder Cup’s wild U.S. fan behavior, their own fantasy football smack talk, and finally a 5v5 draft on the worst things to do or say on a first date.