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Reacting to "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" by Bad Bunny

🕑 Added 2026-01-23 23:36:42 +0000 UTC

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Miguel Garcia

Bob I hope you can react to Rosalia! I think you would enjoy it!

Carlos Fernandez

Bob please react to more Bad Bunny!!!

Esnupi

Bob with the heat!! Don't know if you'll do more but Un Verano Sin Ti is a must if you do!

Yaoo ming

Bad Bunny makes amazing music, very happy to see you react to this! :) Un Verano Sin Ti is another incredible album of his that I personally recommend.

A1EX

Hey Bob, was wondering if you were going to react to music videos to this one?

Oscar Gómez

Great reaction Bob, I've been a fan of your channel for some time, but it's my first time on the patreon. I want to briefly provide some context. For clarification, I am not Boricua (aka not from PR) but I am Mexican, identifying as indigenous. Bad Bunny, yes makes fun, silly, and club-pop song, but this album in particular, and Bad Bunny for several years has been outspoken and an incredibly positive figure for PR. This album, as a whole, marries the concept of Bad Bunny's infatuation and subsequent heartbreak and heartache with his feelings for PR. Bad Bunny makes that increasingly clear in the video concepts, and the performances of this album, and the short film for this album. The latin(e) experience is one of melancholy and turmoil wrapped in the fun and the experience of dance and food. That applies to many, but there is a unique nature to the melancholy expressed in dance. Lo Que Le Paso A Hawaii, and certainly DTMF, and La Mundanza capture these feelings over a woman and how they're manifestations over his home of PR. This whole album, while not a wild concept album, is an expression of these two things in tandem. Notwithstanding, Bad Bunny is a remarkable figure for his size as an artist by being an outspoken advocate for PR liberation from the colonial power of the US Empire, and has expressed solidarity against the colonialist Yankee in a subtle way in Mexico City, PR, Chile, wherever he is in America Latina. Lo Que Le Paso a Hawaii is one of my favorite songs off this record for that. I would check out his Tiny Desk in your spare time to see some more of what I'm talking about. Much love from a Mexican communist, jaja. Sorry for the yap.