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It took "a few months" for Thorogood to write the song, [3] while the lyrics took longer to write. [5] Thorogood said "If we don’t write a song called ‘Bad to the Bone,’ somebody else will, so it might as well be us." [6] Thorogood first wanted Muddy Waters to record the song, but his manager declined the offer.
The song's release was accompanied by an "aquatic" music video directed by Stillz, who worked on some of Bad Bunny's previous visuals, including "Yo Perreo Sola". The video sees Bad Bunny and Cortez performing the song in an isolated floating box in the middle of the ocean. They also party underwater, on a boat and pilot their own submarines.
Bad Bunny released the music video along with the song. [10] Directed by Stillz, it follows the rapper throughout the day, as he tries to forget a love interest. Seeking distractions, the protagonist is seen dining alone at a sushi restaurant, walking dogs, practicing martial arts and yoga, getting a Pokémon Go tattoo, and going to a party.
Bad Bunny is at the top of his game. In under five years, the Puerto Rican rapper has become the biggest Latin pop star on the planet. His success is transcending cultural and language barriers ...
After performing a handful of songs, including “Read Your Mind,” “Vicious” and a cover of Olivia Newton John’s “Hopelessly Devoted to You” (from Grease), Carpenter ended her opening ...
Taylor Swift is sticking to her word and keeping Us on our toes with her surprise song choices. The Grammy winner, 34, played four songs total at her Eras Tour show in Sydney on Saturday, February ...
Safaera" was produced by Latin Grammy Award-winner Tainy and Bad Bunny's disc jockey DJ Orma. In March 2020, the song inspired the "SafaeraChallenge" and the "#AbuelaChallenge", both of which went viral on the app TikTok. The latter saw especially elderly people dancing to the song while being placed in quarantine due to COVID-19. [5]
This is Bad Bunny’s second time on SNL, but his first as host as well as musical guest. In “La Era del Descrubimiento” (“The Age of Discovery”), Fred Armisen (who last appeared on the ...