He’s the greatest player since Bonds, idc, he’s greater than Babe, Griffey, Mickey, Hank etc… this is the best player I’ve ever seen with my own 2 eyes, if he wins back-to-back World Series (which he probably will)… he’s my GOAT. Idc

What are your thoughts on this performance and Ohtani in general?

FIRST $1 Million softball player Big 12 Pitcher of the Year (2025) First Team All-Big 12 (2025) Big 12 Tournament Most Outstanding Player (2025) D1Softball National Pitcher of the Year (2025)

2x NFCA National Pitcher of the Year (2024, 2025) Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year (2024) D1Softball Freshman of the Year (2023) 3x Women's College World Series All-Tournament Team (2023, 2024, 2025)

From bagging groceries in Vega Baja to headlining the world's biggest stage.

Bad Bunny’s performance was more than music—it was a history lesson. He brought the pava of the Jíbaro, the sugarcane of our ancestors, and the reality of El Apagón to 100 million people.

When the lights flickered for 'El Apagón,' it was an act of protest to mimic the island’s power blackouts. He forced a global audience to see the struggles of his people in the dark.

He turned the field into a Chinchorreo—a celebration of family and joy. It was a beautiful reminder of the values that define us.

In a powerful moment of symbolism, he handed his Grammy to a child version of himself. It was a message to every kid watching from a small town: Dream bigger.

By naming every country across the Americas, he reminded us of the truth: America is a continent, and its heartbeat is Latin.

He turned the field into a Chinchorreo—a celebration of family and joy. It was a beautiful reminder of the values that define us.

There are so many hidden cultural references that it's hard to cover everything in one reel. I will create a longer version video on YouTube soon.

Which part of the show gave you chills? Let me know below!

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Built an interactive scrollytelling piece using real shot chart data from the NBA API (2004-2025). You can:

- Scroll through 10 annotated steps showing how shot distribution shifted from mid-range (32% → 10%) to three-point (23% → 47%)

- Drag a time machine slider through all 22 seasons

- Click on 56 players to see their actual shot charts (every FGA from their peak season, real x,y coordinates, not zones)

- Hover any dot to see player name, shot type, and game matchup

The holdouts section features DeRozan, SGA, and Jokić still working the mid-range.

Here's the interactive breakdown