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AM I being flewed out?

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AM I being flewed out?

keep praising King and you might

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico ? No one in Puerto Rico can go anywhere without listening to a song from Bad Bunny?s debut album ?X100PRE,? a play in letters and numbers that reads ?por siempre,? Spanish for forever.

?I?m at a gas station and the four cars [that are here] are blasting different songs of #X100Pre. I love Puerto Rico,? M?ster Medina wrote in Spanish on Twitter.

After a successful 2018, Puerto Rican Latin trap and reggaeton singer Bad Bunny ? born Benito Antonio Mart?nez Ocasio ? gave fans an early Christmas present when he dropped his 15-track album on Dec. 24 at midnight.

?Bad Bunny is releasing his album on the 24th of December. So La Nueva Religi?n will have almost the same birthday as Jesus,? wrote Frances Sol?-Santiago on Twitter, referencing the artist?s 2018 tour titled ?La Nueva Religi?n.?

Besides a very successful tour, Bad Bunny became one of the top 10 most streamed artists worldwide before dropping an album of his own.

He rose to the top of the charts by collaborating with world-renowned artists like Marc Anthony, Jennifer L?pez, Nicky Jam and many others in over a dozen songs and remixes. Apple Music included him in its ?Up Next Class of 2018? list, which aims to highlight music?s next generation of artists.

He also landed a 2019 Grammy nomination alongside Cardi B and J Balvin for ?Record Of The Year? with hit ?I Like It.?

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?X100PRE? was mainly produced by renowned Puerto Rican music producer Marcos "Tainy" Mas?s and includes collaborations with American DJ Diplo, rapper Drake, Dominican dembow artist El Alfa, icon Ricky Martin and others.

Bad Bunny, 24, took to Twitter to dedicate his new album to ?all my real fans! Those who follow me from the heart. Those who believe in me and in what I do! For people sure of themselves!?

But intentionally or not, the album spotlights the experiences of a generation of young Puerto Ricans who, like Benito, came of age in the island between the late 1990s and the mid-2000s ? a time in which reggaeton was starting to become more prominent as more mainstream radio stations were willing to play the music that for years was considered solely an underground genre.

Songs like ?Tenemos Que Hablar,? Spanish for we have to talk, mix the trap and reggaeton beats he's known for with the punk, rock rhythms that characterized the late 1990s and the early 2000s.

?I knew people were going to relate to this song because we?ve all gotten that message that says ?we have to talk? and we know how that always makes things tense,? said Bad Bunny during an Instagram livestream on Christmas Day.


However, his track ?Cuando Perriabas,? meaning, when you danced reggaeton, jogs the memory of Puerto Rican millennials in a particular way.

The sounds in the song resemble the "perreos" from the early 2000s, mainly sung by reggaeton artists such as Plan B, Alexis y Fido and Jowell y Randy ? reminding listeners on the island of the ?parties de marquesina,? also known as garage parties, that almost every young person attended while in middle school or high school, which consisted of dancing to the old-school reggaeton songs.

das KING

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Honestly this is the best album of the year

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when you'd let the whole crew smash 

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Ewwww the thing on the left looks aided.

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Diplo is sexy.... 

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Not here bbycks. He looks 48

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the BEST Latin album this decade

is that like a big deal or something

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yes

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Noah his sounds like every Latin rap album I?ve heard my entire life while living with these spics

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go look at the lyrics for "Another Night in Miami?" he's telling a WHOLE story. 

Supposedly, I already forgot you
But it's 11:34 and I remembered you (Yeh)
I have not seen you since I moved
But I dreamed about you last night and greeted you
Trying to seal the scars
I've been with model and with actresses
Surely, I never wanted them
Surely, I do not even know why I did it
And in the garage is the Bentley that you wanted so much
I ride to smoke, imagining that guides
I'm tired of threesome and orgies
I'm tired of my life being empty
And I remember you telling me
That if it did not change, I lost you
How I would like to go back to those days
Now that I'm rich, I do not have what I had
Well my Rolex does not shine like your smile
And with these whores I do not like to share the frisa
If you plan to come back, let me know
While I'm still alone

the lyricist JUMPED the fuck out

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"La Romana" does something to my fucking SPIRIT

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the sample >>>>>   
Sampling songs can REALLY take something to the next level. Like with "Wild Thoughts". Bey better have a guitar sample on her next mess