Bad Bunny Draws Large Crowd While Filming A Video, Has Concert Instead

Bad Bunny touched down in Puerto Rico to film a music video but when news hit the streets, he performed a concert instead.

The Latino artist was in Puerto Rico to film a music video, "La Jumpa" is the name of the song but you would have never known because as soon as news broke around the city that he was in town, people began showing up to see for themselves.

Soon the crowd grew massive and Bad Bunny, never the one to disappoint fans realized he couldn’t sign autographs for these thousands of people, so instead, he put on a show. The rapper got up on the roof of the gas station he was filming at and began performing his hits.

Naturally, fans took their phones out to record the unexpected, wild moment. The footage is jarring seeing the crowd completely block an entire city street.

The artist was already ready to perform seeing as he was dressed to impress to film his new video. The best part about the local show was how back-to-basics Bunny took it. One hypeman, a mic, a small stage, and a local crowd, sounds like a great moment to be a part of.

Bad Bunny’s fans shared their experiences of the show on Twitter and there were so many angles of the concert. The musician's fans were extremely appreciative because we all know much a ticket for a Bad Bunny (or, really any concert currently) is going for.

They were all appreciative of the amazing show put together on a whim.

“Bad Bunny is a real one performing for his fans in Puerto Rico for free,” points out a follower. “Bad Bunny is just doing side missions at this point,” claims another follower. For those who weren’t bilingual, a fan shared one of the songs that Bad Bunny performed on the gas station roof.

“Bad Bunny and Arcángel singing “La Jumpa” live on Loiza street,” that’s right he wasn’t there alone, he recruited artist Arcángel to perform their track together. Some fans caught the singer/rapper, popstar extraordinaire leaving the back of the gas station after the show and they were just as hyped.

Fans were so impressed with the performer's impromptu show they began referring to him as jolly ol’ st. nick on Twitter. “Bad Bunny is the new Santa Claus.??”

“Buenos días. Yesterday, after donating presents to thousands of kids in ??, Bad Bunny taped “La Jumpa” with Arcángel on top of a gas station in Calle Loíza in San Juan. They ended it w/ a mini concert. The last song? El Apagón, of course,” wrote a local journalist lucky enough to cover the show.

“Bad Bunny doing a free concert on the rooftop of a gas station in Puerto Rico is giving Beatles with slight possibility of explosion,” pointed out an excited but low-key scared follower.

Regardless of what you think, the moment was epic. We can only imagine the people that were actually there will be riding high off of that moment for quite some time.