Charlie Puth's Super Bowl Anthem Rendition Sparks Controversy

Charlie Puth performed the U.S. national anthem at this year's Super Bowl. Despite his technically flawless rendition, some viewers suspected lip-syncing during the broadcast, leading to online debate. The event took place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, with the New England Patriots facing the Seattle Seahawks.

Bad Bunny's halftime show at Super Bowl LX generated mixed opinions. Speculation arose about Green Day potentially sending a political message with their performance of American Idiot before the show. Following Green Day, Charlie Puth, aged 34, sang the Star-Spangled Banner impeccably, impressing many, yet online controversy ensued with accusations of lip-syncing.

Social media comments questioned the authenticity of Charlie Puth's performance. Some users felt it was too perfect and suspected lip-syncing. The speculation sparked a lively online discussion, with fans and critics debating whether Puth actually lip-synced. Major events like the Super Bowl tend to invite intense scrutiny and differing opinions, turning even traditional elements like the national anthem into subjects of controversy.