The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has found no violations in Bad Bunny’s halftime show. Several complaints were received after the Super Bowl.

Bad Bunny apparently provoked many people with his halftime show at Super Bowl LX. Some people complained to the FCC, an independent US authority that regulates communication in radio, television, and broadcasting. However, after an initial review, the FCC has now concluded that there were no violations, according to the New York Post.

Super Bowl Halftime Show: Bad Bunny obscene?

According to the report, complaints were made that the artist used obscene language.

The original version of Bad Bunny’s lyrics could have caused problems, but the songs were “cleaned up to remove lyrics that normally contain references to sexual acts and genitals,” the report said.