Bad Bunny breaks his silence, saying he faced even more extreme threats after the Super Bowl #viral

[0:00]the moment the Super Bowl ended, I became a target that could be shot at anytime. After the performance, my social media accounts were flooded with overwhelming malice. Some words were ice cold and carried threatening undertones, making me seriously realize for the first time outside the stage. I also need to protect myself. Clearing my account wasn't impulsive. It was an act of self-preservation I felt forced into. I deleted rehearsal and behind the scenes content because any detail could be magnified, twisted or even turned into a weapon against me. I shut down interactions not to escape voices, but to refuse to let hatred keep draining me. To be honest, I'm not afraid to express myself, but I'm not made of steel either. I had to take a step back and let the storm settle. This isn't about bowing to anyone. It's about reminding myself that while the stage belongs to me, safety matters too. I'm still standing here. I haven't gone silent and I won't be pushed away. I'll keep singing, expressing myself and standing in the light, because what brought me this far was never just applause. Long live Puerto Rico.