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Email Bad Bunny on his Official Site, info@goodbunnyfoundation.org (Good Bunny Foundation), camila.vega@fundaciongoodbunny.org (Good Bunny Foundation) or care/of his talent agent, manager, or publicist.

To meet Bad Bunny, the best opportunities are to attend his live events, such as concerts or album release parties, where special meet-and-greet packages may be available for purchase. However, they are rare and often expensive.

Write Bad Bunny at:

Bad Bunny
c/o Good Bunny Foundation
P.O. Box 8570
San Juan, PR 00910-0570

Bad Bunny’s talent agency is:

Nigel Meiojas – Email | Phone
c/o United Talent Agency (UTA)
9336 Civic Center Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Bad Bunny’s management is:

Noah Assad – Email | Phone
c/o Rimas Music Management
2051 Calle Mcleary
Ocean Park
Puerto Rico, 00911

Bad Bunny’s publicist is:

Sujeylee Sola – Email | Phone
c/o Acoustyle Communications Public Relations
5951 NW 173rd Dr.
Miami Gardens, FL 33015

Bad Bunny and Adam Sandler co-starred in “Happy Gilmore 2.” Bad Bunny affectionately calls Sandler “Tío Sandler” and considers him like an uncle. (Rolling Stone)

Bad Bunny and Amy Poehler are connected by “Saturday Night Live” Season 51, with Bad Bunny hosting the season premiere on October 4 and Poehler hosting the next episode on October 11.

Austin Butler appeared on stage during Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico concert residency, where he went viral for dancing high on an edible, and by co-starring in the film “Caught Stealing” (2025).

Bad Bunny is connected to Ben Stiller by the movie “Happy Gilmore 2,” where both appear as cast members alongside Adam Sandler and others.

Bad Bunny is connected to Beyoncé as Super Bowl halftime show performers, with Beyoncé headlining in 2013, and Bad Bunny headlining the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show.

Bad Bunny and Billie Eilish are connected through their performances at the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards, where they took the stage alongside other artists.

Bad Bunny is connected to Christopher McDonald by the movie “Happy Gilmore 2,” where McDonald reprised his role as Shooter McGavin alongside Bad Bunny and Adam Sandler.

Bad Bunny is connected to Darren Aronofsky as an actor in his 2025 crime thriller film “Caught Stealing,” where he plays a Puerto Rican gang member named Colorado.

Bad Bunny is connected to Donald Trump by his outspoken criticism of Trump’s immigration policies and the federal response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.

Bad Bunny is connected to Drake by their musical collaborations, notably the 2018 hit song “Mía” and the 2023 track “Gently,” both featuring contributions from the two artists.

Bad Bunny is connected to Dua Lipa by their collaboration on the 2020 bilingual pop-reggaeton song “Un Día (One Day),” which also features J Balvin and producer Tainy.

Bad Bunny is connected to Dwayne Johnson by co-presenting an award together at the 2024 Oscars on Bad Bunny’s 30th birthday, where they praised the impact of cinema.

Bad Bunny is connected to Elon Musk by political and social discourse, with Musk supporting pro-Trump initiatives while Bad Bunny has been outspoken against Trump’s immigration policies.

Bad Bunny is connected to Eminem by the movie “Happy Gilmore 2” and Bad Bunny’s 2023 “8 Mile”-inspired skit on “Saturday Night Live,” which paid homage to Eminem’s film and rap style.

Bad Bunny is connected to Fox News because its hosts criticized his selection as the Super Bowl halftime performer, citing his outspoken political views against ICE and the Trump administration.

Bad Bunny apologized for perceived shade toward Harry Styles during his 2023 Coachella set, as well as singing one of his songs on Carpool Karaoke with James Corden.

Bad Bunny is connected to J Balvin by their collaborative work on hit songs and their 2019 joint album “Oasis,” which marked a historic and influential partnership in Latin urban music.

Bad Bunny is connected to Javier Bardem by his Puerto Rico concert residency, where Bardem and his wife, Penélope Cruz, danced and joined Bad Bunny on stage.

Bad Bunny is connected to Jennifer Lopez by the 2018 song “Te Guste” and performed as a guest during the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show headlined by Lopez and Shakira.

Jon Hamm attended Bad Bunny’s concert residency in Puerto Rico and where Bad Bunny gave him the nickname “Jon Jamón.”

Bad Bunny is connected to Julie Bowen by the movie “Happy Gilmore 2,” where she praised his warmth, humor, and acting during the film’s production.

Bad Bunny is connected to Justin Bieber by their influence in pop music, exemplified by their partnership with Crocs to make the brand culturally popular.

Bad Bunny is connected to Kanye West by the 2024 song “Drunk,” featured on West and Ty Dolla $ign’s album “Vultures 2,” although Peso Pluma replaced Bad Bunny’s verse on a later release.

Bad Bunny is connected to Karol G by the 2017 hit song “Ahora Me Llama,” which became a multi-platinum Latin trap anthem and a cultural milestone in Latin music.

Bad Bunny is connected to Kendall Jenner by their on-again, off-again romantic relationship that began in early 2023 before breaking up and reconciling several times.

Bad Bunny is connected to Kid Cudi by their collaboration on Kanye West’s 2024 album “Vultures 2,” which includes tracks featuring both artists together.

Bad Bunny is connected to Kim Kardashian by his romantic relationship with her sister Kendall Jenner, with the two often seen together at family events and on vacations.

Bad Bunny is connected to Kris Jenner by his romantic relationship with her daughter, Kendall Jenner, with Kris reportedly being involved in managing and supporting the couple’s public image.

Bad Bunny is connected to Lady Gaga by their plans for collaboration, with Gaga saying she is a big fan and wants to work with him on a future album.

Bad Bunny is connected to LeBron James by Bad Bunny’s concert in Puerto Rico, where they danced together on the casita front porch stage section of the show.

Bad Bunny is connected to Maluma as Latin music superstars who influenced the global reggaeton and Latin pop scenes, often recognized as leading figures in the genre.

Bad Bunny is connected to Marc Anthony by the 2018 song “Está Rico” with Will Smith and an emotional duet of “Preciosa” performed during Bad Bunny’s 2025 Puerto Rico residency finale.

Bad Bunny is connected to Penélope Cruz by his concert residency in Puerto Rico, where she introduced one of his songs on stage and danced with her husband, Javier Bardem.

Bad Bunny is connected to Ricky Martin by the 2019 song “Cántalo,” a salsa and reggaeton fusion celebrating Puerto Rican culture, which they performed at the 20th Annual Latin Grammy Awards.

Bad Bunny is connected to Rihanna by viral AI-generated mashups that combine their vocals.

Bad Bunny is connected to Rosalía by the acclaimed 2021 reggaeton-pop song “La Noche de Anoche,” which was a fan favorite and received critical praise.

Bad Bunny is connected to Sabrina Carpenter as hosts for the 51st season of “Saturday Night Live.”

Bad Bunny and Scarlett Johansson are connected by the Season 50 finale of Saturday Night Live, where she hosted and he was the musical guest, and by a “First Class” flight sketch.

Bad Bunny and Selena Gomez worked on projects with artists like Rauw Alejandro and Tainy. They have also interviewed each other for the publication Dazed.

In his song “Los Pits,” Bad Bunny mentioned Shakira, which led to Shakira responding positively and expressing interest in a potential collaboration, saying, “Let’s make money together, then.”

Bad Bunny is connected to Snoop Dogg by the 2020 music video “Hoy Cobré,” where Snoop Dogg made a guest appearance, and by Corona commercials.

Bad Bunny is connected to Stephen Colbert by “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” where they discussed his stage persona versus his real self, Benito, and the movie “Happy Gilmore 2.”

Bad Bunny and Taylor Swift are connected through the music industry. They were also spotted together at Electric Lady Studios in New York City, sparking rumors of a potential collaboration.

Bad Bunny is connected to Travis Kelce by their comedic scene in the 2025 film “Happy Gilmore 2,” where he humorously ties up and smears Kelce with honey.

Bad Bunny is connected to Travis Scott by the 2023 single “K-POP,” which features The Weeknd and appears as the lead single on Scott’s album “Utopia.”

Bad Bunny and The Weeknd are connected by the remix of Bad Bunny’s song “La Fama” with Rosalía.

Bad Bunny is connected to Will Smith by the 2018 song “Está Rico,” with Marc Anthony. The track blends salsa and reggaeton influences, with a music video showcasing the three artists.

As of 2025, Bad Bunny’s net worth is estimated to be around $50 million, earned through his successful music career, lucrative endorsement deals, acting roles, and real estate investments. His extensive streaming records and sold-out tours have also contributed to his wealth.

Bad Bunny lives in Puerto Rico, where he completed a historic residency at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in San Juan, which is connected to his roots and culture. Bad Bunny chose to focus on his home island for performances rather than a U.S. tour because of his strong ties to Puerto Rico.

Bad Bunny, born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio on March 10, 1994, is from Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, where he was raised in a music-loving family that profoundly influenced his artistic development. He grew up listening to salsa, merengue, and reggaeton, and began his career while studying audiovisual communication at the University of Puerto Rico before rising to international fame.

Bad Bunny, born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio in 1994 in Puerto Rico, is a globally acclaimed Puerto Rican singer, songwriter, and rapper known for popularizing Latin trap and reggaeton music worldwide. Rising to fame in 2016 with his song “Diles,” he is celebrated for his distinctive voice, eclectic style, and socially conscious lyrics. Bad Bunny won multiple awards and broke numerous records, including having the first all-Spanish album debut at number one on the Billboard 200 with El Último Tour del Mundo. He is also recognized for his activism and cultural influence.