The rapper yanked a selfie-taking fan's phone and threw it into the water in a video that's been making the rounds on social media.
Bad Bunny appears to have responded to a short video that recently went viral depicting the Puerto Rican rapper grabbing a fan's phone and chucking it into the water.
"The person who comes up to me to say hello, to tell me something, or just to meet me, will always receive my attention and respect," Bad Bunny wrote in a tweet, as translated from Spanish via Twitter. "Those who come to put a phone bastard in my face I will consider it for what it is, a lack of respect and I will treat it likewise."
La persona que se acerque a mi a saludarme, a decirme algo, o solo conocerme, siempre recibirá mi atención y respeto. Los que vengan a ponerme un cabrón teléfono en la cara lo consideraré como lo que es, una falta de respeto y así mismo lo trataré yo.
In the video that's been circulating on social media, Bad Bunny is shown walking with a group of people, including security, on a path along the water. reports he was in the Dominican Republic at the time.
An excited female fan walks up to him and holds out her phone to take a selfie with the Un Verano Sin Ti artist. He smiles for the camera before grabbing the phone and tossing it over his shoulder towards the water as the fan gives a shocked reaction.
Adivina... fuaaaap pic.twitter.com/T96HighoxQ
— Felix Victorino (@donfelixSPM) January 2, 2023
Billboard officially crowned Bad Bunny as the top artist of 2022, in addition to him landing the top album of the year with Un Verano Sin Ti.
He recently appeared onscreen as the Wolf assassin in the Brad Pitt-led bullet Train. The international hip-hop star will soon be seen as the Marvel Comics character El Muerto in a movie from Sony.
On casting Bad Bunny in his movie, Bullet Train director David Leitch told EW during an interview with the cast, "We were really excited about the idea of him. And we'd seen you work on Narcos and some of your work. So we reached out... It was this moment of the bells went off, for me. I saw someone who had this passion and charisma."
In a tribute to Bad Bunny, who was named one of EW'S Entertainers of the Year, Colombian recording artist J Balvin said, "In each generation, an artist comes around who is an undeniable superstar that both shocks and inspires. Bad Bunny has that star power."