J Balvin reacts to Bad Bunny's critique: 'I'm confused about his motivation'
J Balvin addresses Bad Bunny's diss: 'Puzzled by his perspective'
J Balvin remains unfazed by recent criticism from his one-time friend, Bad Bunny.
J Balvin appeared to take a dig at the Colombian artist in his latest single, Thunder Y Lightning.
In the song's translated lyrics, Bad Bunny sang, "You guys have seen me with the same people while you all are friends with the whole world like Balvin."
However, J Balvin, who recently shared a dinner with Britney Spears, expressed his indifference towards the matter.
Taking to Instagram Live, he addressed the situation with composure, stating, "I think he's an excellent artist. The person I know is a great person."
Despite the apparent shade thrown his way, J Balvin maintains his respect for Bad Bunny as an artist and values the personal connection they once shared.
J Balvin, in response to Bad Bunny's recent lyrical allusion, took a mature and reflective stance.
He emphasized the mutual support and their collective contributions to the music industry, saying, "We supported each other mutually, we made history, we also created a new story within music."
In a curious turn of events, Bad Bunny's latest album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana, features multiple references to notable figures. Soccer sensation Lionel Messi makes several appearances in the album's lyrics.
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