Hot ones bad bunny (You like ice-cream)

Name: Hot ones bad bunny (You like ice-cream)
Uploaded: 2025-09-18T18:39:08+00:00
Duration: 1 min 13 s
Channel: Nick Silva
Description: In this informal interview segment, Bad Bunny (Speaker A) endures a fiery Hot Ones wing challenge, describing intense head pain and pleading for ice…

18 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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In this informal interview segment, Bad Bunny (Speaker A) endures a fiery Hot Ones wing challenge, describing intense head pain and pleading for ice cream as relief. The conversation shifts to his recent U.S. press tour, where he co‑hosted The Tonight Show and staged a pop‑up in a New York City subway, prompting a reflection on how his approach to U.S. interviews has become more enjoyable. He also emphasizes the cultural significance of his new album, highlighting that he travels with a collective of Puerto Rican musicians—including Los Pleneros de la Cresta, Vinegón, and others from projects like Bailón El Vidable and La Mudanza—so that his performances showcase Puerto Rican heritage, not just his solo persona. The tone remains playful and candid throughout.

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Pizza o diablo me está dando hasta dolor de cabeza. ¿Qué es esto o qué? Me está doliendo la cabeza, cabrón. Me van a dejar morir. Mmm. That's a very nice name. Volcano. Don't sound that easy spicy.
So you seem to be having a lot of fun on this press tour, you know, from co-hosting The Tonight Show. You did that pop-up in the New York City subway. Here you are eating wings. I'm curious, how has your relationship to doing interviews in the United States changed over the course of your career? Like, are you having more fun now?
You know that I'm still struggling with the English, so I need to put a lot of attention to you to understand you. Yeah. But now I'm struggling with the fucking spicy. No, I get it. On my mouth. Do you want some ice cream? Ice cream? Yeah. That sounds nice. Yeah? Check it out. Ah, ice cream. Diablo de coco, esto. Best idea ever.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've got you, I've got you.
Yes, I really like it, especially with this album, because I know how special it is. I came with all these guys from Puerto Rico, Los Pleneros de la Cresta, Vinegón, with all the musicians that played in Bailón El Vidable, La Mudanza. So it's a whole different experience being— a whole different experience because it's not only about me, it's about every of them, every of us. It feels like I'm bringing a little bit of Puerto Rico to all these places and bringing the culture. And I always like to connect