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Bad Bunny in a gay bar? Alleged video of the singer with another man leaked
Known for his explicit lyrics and being one of the most listened to artists internationally, Bad Bunny is used to being in the public eye and being the communicate of social networks.
Though, it is on social media that a video has begun to circulate, appearing to show the Puerto Rican enjoying the company of another man at a bar.
Last Monday, May 13, the X community (formerly Twitter) began to mail a video mutual by the user @porqueTTrag viral.
It shows a gentleman with features very similar to those of Bad Bunny dancing and sharing hugs and kisses with another person of the similar sex at a bar in Nashville, Tennessee (United States).
As soon as the images were disseminated, users were divided in their reactions. On the one hand, there are those who debate that it is simply someone very similar looking to Bad Bunny, someone whose real identify is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio.
The fact that the person is wearing a cap and the low beam of the venue make it hard to know if it is really the singer or not.
Is it really Bad Bunny?
On the other hand, others maintain that it is Bad Bunny and, in proof,
How Bad Bunny's gender fluidity is shaking up a genre, empowering the Latino LGBTQ community
Bad Bunny is leading a reggaeton revolution – and a queer one at that.
The 29-year-old, whose "Un Verano Sin Ti" album was the most-streamed worldwide in 2022, has been named Spotify's most-streamed artist three years in a row, won three Grammys and continues to break his own records in a genre that's traditionally hyper-masculine.
He's also kissed a male backup dancer onstage. He dressed in drag for the "Yo Perreo Sola" music video and wore a skirt on a "Tonight Show" appearance. He straight-up told the Los Angles Times, "I don't know if in 20 years I will like a man. One never knows in life."
Many have speculated about his sexual identity, but Bad Bunny hasn't allowed himself to be labeled. After all, he's been clear that "Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana" ("I Do Whatever I Want").
He has artfully challenged homophobia in reggaeton, critiqued masculinity in the Latino community and been an ally to the LGBTQ community.
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Bad Bunny talks sexual fluidity in unused interview
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Can a straight man change into a queer icon in 2020, when sexuality, as well as gender meanings, are undergoing significant change? Rapper Bad Bunny has long supported LGBTQ causes, yet until now, he has never spoken out about his sexual orientation. So, many fans wonder, “Is Bad Bunny gay?”
1. Is Bad Bunny gay? “I am heterosexual, and I like women”, Poor Bunny confirms
In an interview with the LA Times, the Puerto Rican recording artist discussed the issue and said that, appreciate many people in his generation, he perceives himself as fluid.
He continues, “But at the moment, I am heterosexual, and I like women,” in an interview with the LA Times.
One of the ablest stream artists worldwide, the 28-year-old rapper has drawn-out supported the LGBTQ collective. He led demonstrations against the governor of Puerto Rico as well as his views on sexuality and gender identity. His videos have featured lgbtq+ couples as well as transgender women. On social networks, he has acknowledged women who don’t shave their body hair, named a nail salon that refused to serve him, and criticized reggaeton singer Don Omar for making homophobic remarks.
When his melody video for “Caro