Bad Bunny has announced that his upcoming "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" World Tour will not include any dates in the United States due to concerns about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids.
In an interview with i-D magazine, the Puerto Rican artist explained that although he has enjoyed performing in the U.S. in the past, he could not risk the safety of his fans in light of ongoing immigration enforcement. He emphasized that this decision was made out of care for his audience, rather than any hostility toward the country.
The tour, which begins on November 21, 2025, in Santo Domingo, will travel across Latin America, Europe, Australia, and Japan, concluding in Brussels in July 2026. Bad Bunny assured his U.S. fans that they could still attend his shows in Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory, or other international locations.
The artist has been vocal about the impact of immigration policies on Latino communities, sharing his concerns with his large following on social media. He previously posted a video showing an ICE raid in his hometown of Carolina, Puerto Rico.
Bad Bunny's decision to exclude the U.S. from his tour reflects his ongoing activism and his commitment to "protecting his audience from potential harm."
Does "Bad Bunny" realize that being from the Rico, he's a US citizen??
ReplyDeleteAnd here's my take on the 'Rico and people from the 'Rico.
ReplyDeleteThat big hurricane? My nephew was deployed to 'help' and his unit wasn't allowed, by the 'ricos, to help. He was more afraid of the 'ricos than his time in Iraq and Afghanistan.
After they kicked the US Navy out, the whole economy collapsed. Dumb forkers.
They, as a territory, still haven't taken to English. Over 120 years later, still 'No Hablo Englase.' Guam, a territory taken at the same time, 75% can at least understand and speak some English. The Philippines, taken at the same time, got about 50% English before going independent.
Screw the Rico. Kick it to the curb. It's a huge monetary drain upon the real US.