Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny mixes urbano edge with bolero nostalgia in latest Vegas weekend set

Bad Bunny launches the third weekend of his residency, “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí,” with a nod to Puerto Rico’s layered musical heritage.

Sharing the stage with Young Miko and bolero stalwart Gilberto Santa Rosa, he oscillates between contemporary swagger and homage, configuring a lineup that bridges urbano flair with nostalgic crooning, without overstaying the moment’s theatrical welcome.

Bad Bunny swaps the mic for a golf bag in Sandler’s *Happy Gilmore 2* sequel

Adam Sandler and Bad Bunny appear on Late Night With Seth Meyers, teasing the upcoming release of Happy Gilmore 2, in which Sandler reprises his golf antihero and Benito, pausing his Puerto Rico residency, plays an eccentric caddie. When asked how Benito landed the role, Sandler cites his Saturday Night Live appearance, calling him “funnier than me.”

Bad Bunny playfully rejects the compliment, referencing standout SNL sketches like his tía act with Pedro Pascal—now immortalized in memes—and the bizarre Shrek parody. Sandler and Meyers laugh at Benito’s casual comic timing, hinting at their on-screen chemistry in the Netflix sequel.

Bad Bunny sidesteps NFL glitz with choreography, critique—and zero English

Bad Bunny delivers a meticulously crafted Super Bowl half-time show, weaving references to his Puerto Rican roots with sharp choreography and visual flair. His performance sidesteps spectacle for precision, refusing to pander while still holding a mirror to the NFL’s contradictions.

Critics question the legitimacy of protest within such a platform, yet his presence—entirely in Spanish—functions as both cultural assertion and provocation. It's less a plea than a knowing nod, equal parts celebration and critique.

Bad Bunny sparks 13% Tinder spike—men lead charge, romance or reggaetón?

With Bad Bunny’s “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí” residency stirring nightly fervor at San Juan’s El Choli, Tinder profiles are echoing the excitement. Mentions of the reggaetón star spike nearly 13%, with men outpacing women 2-to-1 in digital devotion.

Swiping in Puerto Rico rises 35% since July, while Tinder Passport Mode to the island jumps 52%. Outside the U.S., Dominican, Colombian, and Spanish users lead this algorithmic pilgrimage, all soundtracked by “DtMF,” “BAILE INoLVIDABLE,” and “NUEVAYoL.”

Bad Bunny nabs Album of the Year, skips theatrics for a brief salute home

Bad Bunny closes the Latin Grammys by clinching Album of the Year, a first in his career. Stepping onto the grand stage, he delivers a curt dedication to the youth of Latin America, zeroing in on Puerto Rican children as his chosen muses.

The announcement marks the culmination of a ceremony scattered with fanfare and crowned by his quiet nod to home. A minimalist gesture veiled in grandeur, the award cements this moment not with bombast, but with understated symbolism.