Puerto Rican urban singer Bad Bunny discussed the way he opened the space for activism as he remains unstoppable in his professional career. This past Friday on October 25, 2019 he gave a talk offered to students, aspiring musicians and creatives of Harvard University.
In this talk, Bad Bunny discussed the way he opened the space for activism and protest within his music and his presentations. In addition to, he explored his musical genre and his art which he describes as a flexible genre. He also spoke about his vision to create artistic and socially inclusive spaces.
But do you propose Bad Bunny for a Nobel prize? Followers of the Puerto Rican artist asked that the singer receive the Nobel Prize for Literature, through social networks. Hundreds of followers of the singer, through the hashtag #BadBunnyNobeldeLiteratura, request this past Saturday on Twitter that the artist be awarded that literary distinction.
Bad Bunny's followers point out that the lyrics of his songs contain an important philosophical burden, so he should be considered for the Nobel Prize for Literature, an initiative in principle with a sarcastic character.
‘It’s majestic how he masters the use of logic, specifically deductive reasoning, with a simple premise makes us conclude in an inescapable axiom,’ says one of the people who joins the initiative on Twitter jokingly.
Regardless of the internet sarcasm surrounding this proposition of a nobel prize for the king of spanish trap, it is clear that he is doing something right in regards to connecting with his followers and pushing for activism. Let’s not forget that not just anybody can give talks at such a prestigious university.
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