On February 7, 2026, at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, Super Bowl LX was interrupted by a surprising event involving a streaker. The individual, who was shirtless, sprinted across the field with 'TRADE WITH ATHENA' written on his back, seemingly referencing a cryptocurrency trading company. As the game was paused during the fourth quarter, New England Patriots rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams stepped in to assist security in apprehending the streaker. Williams’ timely intervention occurred while play had been halted to diffuse a different on-field incident between Patriots star Stefon Diggs and Seattle Seahawks defensive back Josh Jobe, requiring officials and teammates to intervene to avoid penalties. Footage of the incident quickly spread on social media, highlighting both the chaotic atmosphere of the Super Bowl and Williams’ role in managing the unexpected distraction. The streaker's antics were not broadcasted by NBC, and the game was halted for a few minutes as security removed him from the field. This interruption did not improve the Patriots' fortunes, as they eventually lost the game to the Seahawks, who won 29-13, marking the franchise's second Super Bowl victory. Off the field, the halftime show featured a historic performance by Bad Bunny, which included guest appearances from various celebrities. However, the performance drew criticism from President Donald Trump, who publicly denounced it on Truth Social. This remark came amidst a contrasting online event streamed as a protest against the NFL's choices, indicating a broader divide in public opinion regarding such entertainment.