5 times Bad Bunny proved he’s the ultimate LGBTQ+ ally
We’re revisiting the moments that made Bad Bunny one of music’s loudest LGBTQIA+ allies.
We’re revisiting the moments that made Bad Bunny one of music’s loudest LGBTQIA+ allies.
Bad Bunny isn’t just one of the most influential music artists of our time: he’s also a fearless LGBTQIA+ ally.
Hailing from Puerto Rico, the 31-year-old superstar began his music career in 2013, self-releasing tracks on SoundCloud. After signing with DJ Luían’s Hear This Music label in 2016, Bad Bunny skyrocketed to global fame, dropping a string of iconic singles — including ‘DtMF’, ‘Moscow Mule’ and ‘Dakiti’ — and cementing his status as the undisputed “King of Latin Trap”.
But it’s not just his record-breaking music and showstopping performances that have won hearts. From shutting down homophobes on Twitter to delivering queer-inclusive shows, Bad Bunny has consistently used his platform to stand up, and stand out, for the LGBTQIA+ community.