Posted 18 minutes agoSubscribe to BuzzFeed Daily NewsletterCaret Down"You Got Humiliated": Tomi Lahren Was Roasted In Her Own Comment Section For This Flat-Out Untrue Bad Bunny Comment"Tomi, I'm not going to sugarcoat this. You got humiliated," one comment read.by Pocharapon NeammaneeHuffPost WriterFacebookPinterestLinkHot Topic🔥 Full coverage and conversation on Politics Conservative influencer Tomi Lahren was brutally mocked in her own comment section after a progressive guest reminded her that people born in Puerto Rico are US citizens during a tense debate that aired Tuesday. Theo Wargo / Getty Images "Tomi, I'm not going to sugarcoat this. You got humiliated," read one comment with over 2,000 likes. Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com Lahren invited Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar host Krystal Ball on her show to debate recent news events, including the announcement that Bad Bunny would be performing at the Super Bowl 2026 halftime show. John Nacion / Getty Images Some MAGA conservatives were outraged by the announcement, complaining that the Latin artist's songs are not in English and taking issue with his critiques of ICE and President Donald Trump. Jamie Mccarthy / Getty Images BuzzFeed TrendingHot TopicLet's chat about all things PoliticsSee our Politics Discussions The multi-award-winning singer said last month he was not going to tour the US out of concern that immigration enforcement could show up at his concerts, where many of his fans are Latino. Gladys Vega / Getty Images Seemingly proving the singer's point, Department of Homeland Security adviser Corey Lewandowski threatened to have ICE agents at the Super Bowl. Sopa Images / Getty Images Towards the end of her show, Lahren asked Ball if she believes Bad Bunny is a "good choice for the Super Bowl." Gladys Vega / Getty Images Ball confessed she's not "that knowledgeable" about Bad Bunny, but said he "seems like a great American artist, so sure." Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com "He's not an American artist, but-" Lahren said. Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com "He's Puerto Rican," Ball reminded the conservative host. "That's part of America, dear." Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com Bad Bunny would also not be the only Super Bowl halftime performer not born in a US state. Rihanna, who performed in 2023, was born in Barbados; The Weeknd, who performed in 2021, is Canadian; and 2020 headliner Shakira is from Colombia. Icon Sportswire / Getty Images The full debate, which was posted on Lahren's YouTube channel, received thousands of comments, with those at the top slamming the right-wing podcaster. Jason Koerner / Getty Images "Tomi didn't know Puerto Rico is part of the USA! You can't make this up hahahaha," one comment top comment with over 2,000 likes read. Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com "This feels like a 7th grader debating their teacher," said another. Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com "Crazy how this is Tomi's channel and her own comments section seems to unanimously agree that she lost the debate," another top comment read. Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com The interaction also went viral on TikTok, with several users stitching the interaction and making their own edits at Lahren's expense. Michael Tullberg / Getty Images Lahren did not argue after her guest noted Bad Bunny is an American, but moved on to slam the artist's critique of ICE. However, Ball countered that "America agrees with him on that." Jason Kempin / Getty Images "I mean, a majority of Americans think ICE has gone too far," Ball said. "They've watched videos of, like, 79-year old-business owners being slammed to the ground and their ribs broken by ICE. So I think the American people are probably on board with that message at this point, Tomi." Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com A number of polls conducted over the summer suggested that Trump's immigration policies are incredibly unpopular amongst adult US citizens. The Washington Post / Getty Images Despite the data, Lahren denied Ball's assertion, telling her, "Well, whoever you're talking to, I'm sure is, I'm not so sure the rest of the country is." Tomi Lahren/YouTube / Via youtube.com This article originally appeared on HuffPost.