Bad Bunny.Photo: Christopher Polk/Variety via GettyBad Bunny’s team is setting the record straight afterHarry Stylesstans took offense to a tweet displayed during his Coachella set on Friday.During his performance of the fan-favorite song “El Apagón” from his latest studio albumUn Verano Sin Ti,the screen behind him displayed a tweet about Styles.The tweet read: “goodnight benito could do as it was but harry could never do el apagon.“A rep for Bunny, 29,toldRolling Stonethat the singer and rapper declined to comment, but said that he did not approve the image depicting the tweet.The visual content company behind his Coachella set also confirmed that the singer and rapper did not approve the image.Frazer Harrison/Getty"Our intention is to create light hearted designs that embody Bad Bunny’s personality and amplify the experience he presents as a performer,” visual company Sturdy.Co said in a statement, per the outlet. “The request from the artist during the visuals for ‘El Apagón’ performance was to use the image only and not text from the tweet, which we take responsibility for and correct it for Friday’s performance.“The statement continued, “These visuals are a celebration of Bad Bunny and his dedication to empowering his native island, Puerto Rico.“While the “Me Porto Bonito” singer has not addressed the matter online, social media users believed the tweet suggested that Bunny could’ve easily performed Styles' “As It Was” and there was no way Styles could’ve performed “El Apagón.“In March, Bunnyappeared on a segment ofThe Late Late Show’s Carpool Karaokewhere he sang a few of his songs, along with “As It Was” as his closing track.RELATED VIDEO: Bad Bunny Explains Why He Threw a Fan’s Phone Into Water: ‘Lack of Respect’At theGrammy Awardsin February, Styles’ albumHarry’s Housebeat Bunny’sUn Verano Sin Tifor album of the year.Bunny became the first-ever solo Latinx act to headline Coachella on Friday. During his performance — where he brought out surprise guestPost Malone— he also delivered a message regarding his privacy.“Humbly speaking, people think they know the lives of famous people, but they don’t,” he told the crowd. “They don’t know what we feel, what we live through.“He added, “They will never know what a heart can feel. Don’t believe everything you hear. You won’t get to know the real me through a video on Instagram, an interview or a TikTok.”
Bad Bunny.Photo: Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty
Bad Bunny’s team is setting the record straight afterHarry Stylesstans took offense to a tweet displayed during his Coachella set on Friday.During his performance of the fan-favorite song “El Apagón” from his latest studio albumUn Verano Sin Ti,the screen behind him displayed a tweet about Styles.The tweet read: “goodnight benito could do as it was but harry could never do el apagon.“A rep for Bunny, 29,toldRolling Stonethat the singer and rapper declined to comment, but said that he did not approve the image depicting the tweet.The visual content company behind his Coachella set also confirmed that the singer and rapper did not approve the image.Frazer Harrison/Getty"Our intention is to create light hearted designs that embody Bad Bunny’s personality and amplify the experience he presents as a performer,” visual company Sturdy.Co said in a statement, per the outlet. “The request from the artist during the visuals for ‘El Apagón’ performance was to use the image only and not text from the tweet, which we take responsibility for and correct it for Friday’s performance.“The statement continued, “These visuals are a celebration of Bad Bunny and his dedication to empowering his native island, Puerto Rico.“While the “Me Porto Bonito” singer has not addressed the matter online, social media users believed the tweet suggested that Bunny could’ve easily performed Styles' “As It Was” and there was no way Styles could’ve performed “El Apagón.“In March, Bunnyappeared on a segment ofThe Late Late Show’s Carpool Karaokewhere he sang a few of his songs, along with “As It Was” as his closing track.RELATED VIDEO: Bad Bunny Explains Why He Threw a Fan’s Phone Into Water: ‘Lack of Respect’At theGrammy Awardsin February, Styles’ albumHarry’s Housebeat Bunny’sUn Verano Sin Tifor album of the year.Bunny became the first-ever solo Latinx act to headline Coachella on Friday. During his performance — where he brought out surprise guestPost Malone— he also delivered a message regarding his privacy.“Humbly speaking, people think they know the lives of famous people, but they don’t,” he told the crowd. “They don’t know what we feel, what we live through.“He added, “They will never know what a heart can feel. Don’t believe everything you hear. You won’t get to know the real me through a video on Instagram, an interview or a TikTok.”
Bad Bunny’s team is setting the record straight afterHarry Stylesstans took offense to a tweet displayed during his Coachella set on Friday.
During his performance of the fan-favorite song “El Apagón” from his latest studio albumUn Verano Sin Ti,the screen behind him displayed a tweet about Styles.
The tweet read: “goodnight benito could do as it was but harry could never do el apagon.”
A rep for Bunny, 29,toldRolling Stonethat the singer and rapper declined to comment, but said that he did not approve the image depicting the tweet.
The visual content company behind his Coachella set also confirmed that the singer and rapper did not approve the image.
Frazer Harrison/Getty
“Our intention is to create light hearted designs that embody Bad Bunny’s personality and amplify the experience he presents as a performer,” visual company Sturdy.Co said in a statement, per the outlet. “The request from the artist during the visuals for ‘El Apagón’ performance was to use the image only and not text from the tweet, which we take responsibility for and correct it for Friday’s performance.”
The statement continued, “These visuals are a celebration of Bad Bunny and his dedication to empowering his native island, Puerto Rico.”
While the “Me Porto Bonito” singer has not addressed the matter online, social media users believed the tweet suggested that Bunny could’ve easily performed Styles' “As It Was” and there was no way Styles could’ve performed “El Apagón.”
In March, Bunnyappeared on a segment ofThe Late Late Show’s Carpool Karaokewhere he sang a few of his songs, along with “As It Was” as his closing track.
RELATED VIDEO: Bad Bunny Explains Why He Threw a Fan’s Phone Into Water: ‘Lack of Respect’
At theGrammy Awardsin February, Styles' albumHarry’s Housebeat Bunny’sUn Verano Sin Tifor album of the year.
Bunny became the first-ever solo Latinx act to headline Coachella on Friday. During his performance — where he brought out surprise guestPost Malone— he also delivered a message regarding his privacy.
“Humbly speaking, people think they know the lives of famous people, but they don’t,” he told the crowd. “They don’t know what we feel, what we live through.”
He added, “They will never know what a heart can feel. Don’t believe everything you hear. You won’t get to know the real me through a video on Instagram, an interview or a TikTok.”
source: people.com
