Bad Bunny has shared footage of an ICE raid in Puerto Rico on his social media, blasting the officers as “motherf***ers” and ...

The 31- year-old Puerto Rican rapper has claimed that he recently witnessed an arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...

The 31-year-old captioned the carousel of pics, "fotos." Other images showed Bad Bunny prepping for the 2025 Met Gala earlier this month—an occasion that certainly required a bit more fabric.

Bad Bunny’s reaction video ... important for somebody as famous as he is to be showing that,” says 24-year-old Daniel Gale, who lives in Orlando, Florida, and is of Puerto Rican descent.

Bad Bunny stunned fans on Monday afternoon when he announced he will be doing his first residency in his homeland, Puerto Rico, this summer, following the release of his sixth studio album ...

Some fans might not be thrilled at Swift’s six-year-old live set beating out Bad Bunny’s new LP, but other fans online have taken the opportunity to draw parallels between Bad Bunny and Swift ...

Bad Bunny also demonstrates that faith, and investment in young aspiring artists, by giving a 30-second piano solo in “Baile Inolvidable” to 17-year-old student Sebastian Torres. Bad Bunny ...

and they don’t have to deal with the problems that Puerto Ricans have to deal with day to day,” the 30-year-old Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio (Bad Bunny’s birth name) told Time magazine ...

BAD BUNNY Yes. This is not like a new rhythm, it’s a very old rhythm, it just sounds new and different because I’m doing it — I’m making this sound with my voice, my style, my flow.

Bad Bunny revealed one final gift this year ... the trap-heavy “Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana.” The 30-year-old singer teased the LP on his Instagram, uploading a clip featuring ...

This week, for the upcoming Billboard 200 albums chart dated Jan. 25, 2025, we look at whether a new growing blockbuster from Bad Bunny will claim the top spot, or whether it will be lapped by the ...

Rapper Bad Bunny saw an alleged ICE raid in Puerto Rico and took to social media to call out agents for detaining people in the street in his home country.