Bad Bunny Expresses Concern Over Invasion of Privacy in Rolling Stone Interview
In a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Bad Bunny, the 29-year-old singer whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, expressed his fear that we are currently living in the worst moment for the privacy of other humans. The artist, known for his controversial and bold actions, recently made headlines when a video of him throwing a fan’s phone went viral in January.
Bad Bunny criticized the growing trend of everyone becoming paparazzi, stating, “Today, everyone is paparazzi. We are in the worst moment, the worst moment for the privacy of other humans; not just artists, but human beings. Today no one respects anyone’s privacy or life. There could be somebody in line with, I don’t know, weird pants or something, and somebody’s filming them.”
When asked about how he deals with people being so involved in his personal life, the singer emphasized that he continues to live life on his own terms. He stated, “I’m still living. Fans will always want to know more, but that’s not what I focus on. I will always continue to live my way.”
Bad Bunny also revealed his conflicting emotions towards the world, stating, “I love the world, but I also hate the world.” It seems that the constant invasion of privacy and lack of respect from others has taken a toll on the artist.
Referring to the phone-throwing incident as “bastard,” Bad Bunny expressed frustration over the lack of personal space and the continuous scrutiny he faces. He had previously declared that he intended to take a break in 2023 to focus on his physical and mental well-being. However, the year started with unexpected negativity, which disappointed him.
In the viral video that circulated, Bad Bunny can be seen walking with friends when a fan approached him with her phone to record a selfie. Seconds later, the singer grabbed the phone and tossed it to his left, expressing his dissatisfaction with the invasion of personal space.
While Bad Bunny maintains that he always gives attention and respect to those who approach him genuinely, he firmly believes that invading his personal space with a phone in his face should be considered a lack of respect, and he responds accordingly.
As the discussion around privacy in the digital age continues, it seems that even public figures are struggling with the lack of boundaries and respect for personal space. Bad Bunny’s concerns shed light on an important issue that affects not only celebrities but also individuals in their everyday lives.