Social media buzzed with praise for choreographer Charm La’Donna following her work on Bad Bunny’s NFL Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, popularly called Benito Bowl, on Feb. 8. Fans, peers, and media figures alike took to X to celebrate her vision, timing, and artistry that turned the halftime performance into a cultural spectacle.
Karen Civil kicked off the conversation, highlighting La’Donna’s career-defining impact. “Let’s applaud @CharmLadonna for the choreography she brings to the Super Bowl! Benito Bowl, Beyoncé’s Christmas Halftime Show, The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl… all brought to life through her incredible choreography,” Civil tweeted, noting La’Donna’s imprint on some of the most memorable halftime performances in recent years.
X user Sharon K. Roberts echoed the sentiment, praising La’Donna’s ability to bring thematic nuance to each production. “Thank you for putting a face to all that tremendous work. I’m a Houstonian & the Beyoncé Bowl was spot on perfect. She captures the true essence of the theme. Last night was amazing. She is the vibe,” Roberts wrote, connecting La’Donna’s past achievements to her latest success with Benito Bowl.
Fans added their voices, applauding the skill and cohesion she brought to Bad Bunny’s performance. One user wrote, “Absolutely 💛 The vision, timing and sheer artistic skill is in her bones from head to toe. Such a privilege to watch her art play out with incredible performers.”
Choreographer Charm La’Donna Praised For Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX Halftime Show (Benito Bowl) By Social Media
Another commented, “You did an AMAZING job..Absolutely beautiful production & messaging 👏🏾👏🏾.”
@OJ1974 noted La’Donna’s unifying influence across the show, tweeting, “I thought there was some type of unifying force with these different halftime shows. Now I know!”
Glenn Bozinski reflected the collective excitement: “Seriously brilliant. Could not take my eyes off the screen the entire time.”
@Kelsco17 added, “Great show. What an incredible talent she is to put it all together,” emphasizing her central role in shaping the production.
Even personal connections joined in celebration. Singer Kenyon Dixon tweeted, “Gotta brag for a second and say… My best friend since the 2nd grade choreographed another half time show 🐐🐐 Forever proud of you @CharmLadonn ❤️ LA LEGEND!”
Through Benito Bowl, Charm La’Donna not only elevated Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl moment but also cemented her status as one of contemporary music’s most influential and meticulous choreographers.