10/14/2023
“No one knows what’s going to happen tomorrow”, new album bad rabbit, Gives something to talk about after launching on Friday.
album Most streamed on Spotify in one day so far in 2023Reaffirming the popularity of Puerto Ricans around the world.
“Benito has done it again,” Spotify said in a statement, reporting the milestone reached by “Bad Rabbit.” This October 13.
As he did in 2020, 2021 and 2022, the artist wants to be the most asked on stage this year.
Already In July 2023, his album A summer without you It became the most listened to of all time on Spotify All over the world.
Notes on Colombian artists
In this case, “Nobody knows what’s going to happen tomorrow,” references to Colombian artists have created controversy.
In song Thunder and lightningNext to Eladio Carrion, Bad Bunny reveals: “You put out a record, hehe, nobody notices (no!) I put mine out, the whole people see it” // “When You’re Friends With Everyone Like Balvin”He says disparagingly.
The fact draws attention because Balvin was a pillar at the beginning of Bad Bunny’s career, so much so that they released the joint album Oasis in 2019.
Carol G featured in the song Vuelve Candy B In it he raps “Hey, I’m from PR, that’s where the real bugs come from.”
In the lesson Los Bits stands for Shakira and the song Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53, in which he adapted the famous chorus, “Women cry no more, women’s bill.” “Now men cry, yes, but without stopping the billowing.”
Likewise, the singer duets with Feat (Ferxxo) on his new album black dogIt refers to the famous Pisa nightclub.
Bad Bunny’s stats on Spotify
Undoubtedly, “Bad Rabbit” is currently dominating the platform, and in that respect Spotify released some interesting data on the matter:
For example, He is the singer with the most number of songs to reach over one billion views within Spotify’s Billions Club.
Tagiti This is their most played song on the app, More than a billion, it follows I like it, I porto bonito And Song.
Besides, They listen to music mostly in Mexico, USA, Spain, Chile, Argentina and Colombia.
