The Bad Bunny controversy continues to be the center of heated debates on entertainment programs such as “Hoy Día”. Previously, there was already a tense moment between Adamari López and the former publicist of the reggaeton singer. On this occasion, the television host again attacked her actions, while Andrea Meza tried to have a more empathetic position with the artist.
Recently, a series of videos in which the performer of “La Jumpa” having a controversial scene with a fan. As far as can be seen, the young woman approached the artist and began to record it with her cell phone while he was walking with his friends.
However, what has caused a stir is the reaction of Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, full name of the reggaeton player, because took the fan’s phone and threw it into the waterleaving everyone in shock.
THE DISCUSSION BETWEEN ADAMARI LÓPEZ AND ANDREA MEZA
On Telemundo’s “Hoy Día” program, Bad Bunny’s controversial reaction was discussed again with one of his fans. Although all the drivers agreed that his reaction was disproportionate and wrong, Andrea Meza tried to see it from the singer’s perspectiveWell, the full context has not been seen and the way in which the fanatic approached was a bit invasive.
“Also reminding us that he is a person and thus invading his privacy is not right or normalas he said on his Twitter, if you come and talk to me, I will gladly receive you, but if you come to put a phone in my face, how do you expect me to respect you if you are not respecting me?”, expressed the former Miss Universe
In contrast, Adamari López was not willing to “give any break” to her Puerto Rican compatriot and stressed again that if she asks for respect, she cannot do it in a disrespectful way.
“Respect is not requested by disrespecting another person, for her to understand, you have to respect her too, and it’s not okay for her to throw the phone at her. If she doesn’t want people to go and say hello, she can stay at her house, have the party at her house and no one will bother her. Why do you want to be famous when people are going to ask you for an autograph and then you won’t want them”, affirmed the exactriz of soap operas.
Given this, Meza clarified that “he doesn’t want to be famous, he wants to be an artist” and they went to a commercial break.
The “Bad Rabbit” used his social networks to make his discharge (Photo: Bad Bunny / Instagram)
