Bad Bunny He was the headline of various news either because of his achievements in show business, because of kissing supermodels or because of slightly “aggressive” actions. But if there’s one thing he likes to do, it’s clear things up. In a recent interview with an American magazine TIMEthe artist expressed his point of view on several of these questions, one of them his opinion on who became hishaters.

“I create music for people who love me. When I read comments that say, ‘Bad Bunny, I’m not going to listen to your music now,’ that’s fine. If you don’t want to listen to my music anymore, that’s fine. That’s good, someone will like it. I make music for anyone who wants to listen to me and for anyone who wants to connect with me. If you don’t like what I do, I won’t do anything else to make you like it.. If you don’t like it, finebrother,’ there are many artists and you might find someone you like. Someone will like what I do and those are the people I sing to – he said.

Today, the Puerto Rican has gone international. A few years ago he didn’t have such an impact, but his music has reached the limits to the point where he opened Grammy Awards this year. In this regard, he said that “I didn’t really know that I would be the opening act.” It was something that was decided at the last minute. I think after seeing the play they thought about putting it on as the first act. And I said, ‘first?’ Everything was very natural.”

Yes, he has gained a lot of fame in recent years, but that does not mean that he will change his focus on music: “nobody asks Drake When are you going to make a song in Spanish? The day I feel I should write a song in English, I will do it because I feel like it.”

As a message to his fans, the artist reiterates that he will always be happy to greet them unless they invade his personal space: I have always said that I will never deny someone a greeting. I will never leave you with an outstretched hand to greet me, never. If you approach me like you’re going to steal, then yes, I’ll get upset. Someone asks me for a photo, I hold out my hand and they put it down because they’re looking for a phone. Why do you want a photo with you? Why am I the statue of liberty? I’m a man, say hello to me. A photo is worth more than a greeting. A photo is worth more than an exchange of words. It’s worth more than a photo. You could say I met Bad Bunny. Would you rather meet me or take a picture with me?”

Bad Bunny will be presented at the Festival coachella this year between April 14 and 16. (AND)