Bad Bunny Fans Left In The Lurch After Waiting Through AMAs For Teased Performance That Never Happened

Bad Bunny is opening up about his diagnosis.

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Despite experts warning Americans not to host large Thanksgiving feasts this year due to coronavirus cases being on the rise, Cardi B had more than three dozen people at her Turkey Day dinner. “12 kids and 25 adults over the holidays. It was lit,” the rapper bragged on Twitter. Her tweet received a lot of criticism from people who did not respect this seemingly careless behavior — especially from those who missed out on family time because they were following the expert advice.

Bad Bunny has had a meteoric rise in the music scene over the last few years doesn’t quite do justice to what the Puerto Rican reggaetonero has accomplished. A nimble performer, an eclectic style icon, and an all-around accomplished musical artist, the 26-year-old singer and songwriter has had an enviable 2020. He’s landed the cover of, won a Latin GRAMMY and two Billboard Music Awards.

The United States is facing an economic “chasm” unless “Capitol Hill gets its act together” and passes another coronavirus relief bill, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro warned Wednesday.

To improve relations with communities and police, NYPD leaders and Black activists joined together in New York City to hand out turkeys for Thanksgiving to a community in Brooklyn on Monday according to reports. Gwen Carr, mother of Eric Garner, was there after making peace with cops after the death of her son.

Bad Bunny was forced to axe his planned performance at Sunday’s (November 22, 2020) 2020 American Music Awards after testing positive for COVID-19.The hitmaker, 26, was teased to hit the stage with Jhay Cortez for a world premiere performance of their duet Dakiti.

Jennifer Lopez heated up the American Music Awards stage on Sunday but some couldn’t help but notice the similarities between JLo’s performance with Maluma to Beyoncé’s performance with Jay-Z during the 2014 Grammys.

Bad Bunny canceled his previously scheduled performance at last night's 2020 American Music Awards after testing positive for COVID-19, according to a report in Pitchfork. The Puerto Rican artist was scheduled to perform his new single “Dákiti" with Jhay Cortez.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorToday we learned why Bad Bunny missed Sunday night’s planned performance at the American Music Awards. The reggaeton star’s rep said today that he has tested positive for Covid-19.The Puerto Rican rapper, whose real name is Benito Martínez Ocasio, had been scheduled to perform “Dákiti” — the international hit single he recorded with Jhay Cortez — during the trophy show but canceled without offering an explanation.

Bad Bunny has tested positive for COVID-19.

Bad Bunny is explaining the unfortunate reason why he was not able to perform at the 2020 American Music Awards on Sunday night.

Jennifer Lopez as she hit the red carpet at the 2020 American Music Awards on Sunday.

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Bad Bunny brought the Latin GRAMMY Awards to Puerto Rico! The reggaetonero performed a couple songs from his homeland at the awards ceremony on Thursday, starting with his track with Yaviah, «Bichiyal.» That performance looked like a scene out of but the 26-year-old artist completely switched it up for his next song. Bad Bunny — who won Best Urban Music Album for his record, ,last year -- then transitioned into «Si Veo a Tu Mama,» which he performed on a colorful stage. Bad Bunny is one of the

Bad Bunny is slowly taking over Hollywood. The Puerto Rican trap artist is set to make his feature film debut in, STXfilms announced on Wednesday.The «Dákiti» singer will have a supporting role «currently being kept under wraps as it is crucial to the storyline,» per the press release.