Bad Bunny donned full drag in the gender-bending music video for his smash hit single Yo Perreo Sola.
The 26-year-old singer, whose Christian name is Benito Ocasio, showed off his legs in a red leather miniskirt.
At one point a drag version of Bad Bunny could be glimpsed twerking on the masculine version in a sizzling interpretation of the song’s title.
New incarnation: Bad Bunny donned full drag in the gender-bending music video for his smash hit single Yo Perreo Sola
Smashing: At one point a drag version of Bad Bunny could be glimpsed twerking on the masc version in a sizzling interpretation of the song’s title
Perreo is a Latin booty-dance and so the name of the new single translates to ‘I Perreo Alone,’ which Bad Bunny more than lived up to in the video.
His first drag look had a touch of the dominatrix about it, as it featured a black leather choker that resembled a jeweled dog collar.
The choker was surrounded by a glittering tangle of necklaces, as well as a pair of drop earrings to give his look that extra bit of dazzle.
Bad Bunny slipped into a pair of thigh-high stiletto boots that matched his skirt and played up his gams to full advantage.
Looking fab: The 26-year-old singer, whose Christian name is Benito Ocasio, showed off his shapely legs in a red leather miniskirt
Making it happen: Perreo is a Latin booty-dance and so the name of the new single translates to ‘I Perreo Alone,’ which Bad Bunny more than lived up to in the video
Sensational: His first drag look had a touch of the dominatrix about it, as it featured a black leather choker that resembled a jeweled dog collar.
The Puerto Rican heartthrob buttoned on a plunging crimson leather top and modeled a cropped black hairdo redolent of Louise Brooks.
His cosmetics were suitably extravagant with a deep scarlet shade of lipstick and some striking emerald eye makeup.
Although a phalanx of shirtless men started to approach the new drag star, Bad Bunny shooed them away right as he launched into the chorus.
Another one of his gender-bending ensembles features a skintight floral sundress with a pair of matching trousers.
Legging it: Another one of his gender-bending ensembles features a skintight floral sundress with a pair of matching trousers
Nearly: In this look Bad Bunny sported a long and luscious wavy hairdo, plus a substantial pair of fake breasts he nearly flashed to the camera
Careful: Despite the fact he pulled his dress down to expose the false bosom, he made sure to keep his hands strategically placed to preserve his modesty
In this look Bad Bunny sported a long and luscious wavy hairdo, plus a substantial pair of fake breasts he nearly flashed to the camera.
Despite the fact he pulled his dress down to expose the false bosom, he made sure to keep his hands strategically placed to preserve his modesty.
Bad Bunny kept on smoldering in a black peekaboo jumpsuit, blonde wig and a shimmering sequined cap.
It was in this look that he twerked on the masculine version of himself, who seemed to be thoroughly enjoying the attention.
When you got it: Bad Bunny kept on smoldering in a black peekaboo jumpsuit, blonde wig and a shimmering sequined cap
Self-love: It was in this look that he twerked on the masculine version of himself, who seemed to be thoroughly enjoying the attention
Having a ball: As the drag queen danced up against him, masc Bad Bunny turned toward the camera and gleefully stuck his tongue out
As his drag alter ego danced up against him, masc Bad Bunny turned toward the camera and gleefully stuck his tongue out.
Bad Bunny did not however spend the entire music video in drag – he also showed off his musclebound shirtless figure while chained up wearing a kilt.
The hunk was standing in a pool of water and his chains connected to a set of thrones surrounding him.
Women on the thrones stared down in judgement as he danced up a storm, flinging himself energetically into the water.
What a look: Bad Bunny did not however spend the entire music video in drag – he also showed off his musclebound shirtless figure while chained up wearing a kilt
Queens in judgment: The hunk was standing in a pool of water and his chains connected to a set of thrones surrounding him
Springtime: Bad Bunny modeled some splashy pink menswear as he danced on top of a white convertible, which was sat in a field of flowers
Company: All at once it was revealed that some of the flowerbeds actually concealed people, who then rose up and began twerking on the vehicle
Bad Bunny modeled some splashy pink menswear as he danced on top of a white convertible, which was sat in a field of flowers.
All at once it was revealed that some of the flowerbeds actually concealed people, who then rose up and began twerking on the vehicle.
Yo Perreo Sola is a cut of Bad Bunny’s new album YHLQMDLG, which debuted at the beginning of the month before the coronavirus lockdowns began.
YHLQMDLG made its debut at number two on the Billboard 200 in the United States – a record for an album that is entirely in Spanish.
Origin story: Yo Perreo Sola is a cut of Bad Bunny’s new album YHLQMDLG, which debuted at the beginning of the month before the coronavirus lockdowns bega
He’s a hit: YHLQMDLG made its debut at number two on the Billboard 200 in the United States – a record for an album that is entirely in Spanish
By the way: The title YHLQMDLG is an acronym for Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana, which translates to I Do What I Want
The title YHLQMDLG is an acronym for Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana, which translates to I Do What I Want.
Rising singer Nesi has her vocals prominently featured on Yo Perreo Sola, which Bad Bunny has revealed wrote ‘from the perspective of a woman.’
The heartthrob explained to Rolling Stone: ‘I wanted a woman’s voice to sing it – “yo perreo sola” – because it doesn’t mean the same thing when a man sings it. But I do feel like that woman sometimes.’
‘I do feel like a woman sometimes’: Rising singer Nesi has her vocals prominently featured on Yo Perreo Sola, which Bad Bunny has revealed wrote ‘from the perspective of a woman’
Artistic choices: The heartthrob explained to Rolling Stone : ‘I wanted a woman’s voice to sing it – “yo perreo sola” – because it doesn’t mean the same thing when a man sings it