Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl

As our young football fans clean up the house for tomorrow’s guests and prepare the chip bowls, I wonder if Bad Bunny will sing his big hit “Monaco” tomorrow at the Super Bowl. That should start some conversations at American elementary schools. Sample lyrics:

You don’t know what it’s like to be out at high sea with two hundred hoes
To have the flight attendant suck you off in the sky
What it’s like to throw five hundred thousand at the strip club
That’s why I don’t care about your opinion
That’s why you’re 101 in the top 100, and I’m first
You’re not rappers anymore, now you’re podcasters
My barber charges more than you
Fucking and traveling around the world

When I die, I’m gonna leave a hundred plots of land to my grandchildren
To all my ladies, the butts and the breast
And an F-40 for my haters but without brakes
Why? So they crash
He, so they kill themselves
Red or white, matt black, what you want?
Rest in peace, I’m still on the yacht

I light a phillie, the family is in Monaco

ChatGPT:

It’s not meant to be taken literally; he’s not claiming there are exactly 200 women on the yacht. Instead, it’s an exaggerated fantasy of abundance — so rich, so famous, so untouchable that he could fill a boat with models just for fun.

The phrase “I light a Phillie” (sometimes written “light up a Phillie”) comes from slang referring to lighting a Phillie Blunt, which is a cigar brand (“Phillies”) that’s often used to roll and smoke marijuana.

[Regarding the flight attendant line] That lyric describes conduct that would violate multiple aviation rules and laws. Interference with flight crew (14 CFR §91.11): Anything that distracts or interferes with a crewmember’s duties is prohibited. Engaging a flight attendant in sexual activity would clearly qualify. … Consent & power dynamics: Any sexual activity involving a working crewmember raises serious legal issues, including coercion and workplace sexual misconduct. … Sexual acts in public conveyances: Aircraft are considered public spaces under U.S. law. Sexual activity onboard can constitute indecent exposure or lewd conduct, which is prosecutable.

[The AI seems to be confused regarding the fact that a private jet can have, and in some cases require, flight attendant, e.g., when certified for more than 19 passenger seats.]

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  1. “I don’t know who he is. I don’t know why they’re doing it’s, like, crazy. I think it’s absolutely ridiculous.” — Trump on Bad Bunny at the Superbowl [TM]

    I didn’t know who this guy was either. Thanks for informing us Phil, um, I guess. A party on Mr. Bunny’s yacht is most likely a super-spreader event, of venereal disease. I don’t envy his lifestyle, his coke, his blunts, his stank hoes, or his polyester fur pimp coat.

    Wikipedia tells us:

    > Vanessa Rosales of CNN has opined that “in pink, florals and short shorts, Bad Bunny champions a new masculinity”

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_Bunny

    I’ll stick to the old masculinity, thanks. Even Greta Thunberg is a better role model for the young’uns than this “bolsa de ducha”. He brags about inventing flow, but his music is dull and awkward. I like Jay-Z much more than this Puerto Rican, Juanito-come-lately knockoff. At least you could dance to “99 Problems (but a bitch ain’t one)” and receive a valuable warning against putting women on a pedestal. His “hit” Monaco is wack, yo. In it, BB makes death threats to his enemies (aren’t these people protesting violence with their opposition to ICE?)–I doubt anyone cares enough about him to consider him an enemy. Yawn.

    I’m protesting Superbowl [TM] LX. “¡Conejito malo, fuera!” Some of us Muricans are fluent in Spanish, esse.

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