Bad Bunny suffered a visible injury during the final performance of his No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí residency in San Juan, Puerto Rico, when he stumbled while performing and limped off stage.
Video shared online shows the 31-year-old artist hopping and moving energetically during the closing number before appearing to land awkwardly, crying out and wincing in pain as the crowd reacted. He then left the stage with a noticeable limp, according to the footage.
Fans expressed concern and support on social media, while others posted jokes and criticism. "That clip of Bad Bunny hurting his knees isn't funny but also extremely funny because wtf," one user wrote on X, formerly Twitter. Another wrote, "Terrible hopping and jumping form, he really is a bad bunny." Some viewers speculated about the nature of the injury, suggesting a torn medial collateral ligament or a dislocation, though no medical diagnosis was reported.
The Daily Mail reported it had reached out to Bad Bunny's representatives for comment.
No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí, which launched in July, was the artist's first formal residency in Puerto Rico. The shows drew high-profile attendees and widespread attention; earlier dates were noted for celebrity appearances such as actor Jon Hamm.
Bad Bunny rose to international prominence after his 2016 breakout single "Soy Peor" and has worked with artists including Drake, Dua Lipa, Cardi B, Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony and Will Smith. A three-time Grammy winner, he has been credited with helping bring Spanish-language rap and Latin trap into mainstream global music markets. In interviews he has described his approach as authentic, telling Rolling Stone he seeks to "be me" and challenge stereotypes.
No official update on the extent of the singer's injury or his condition following the performance was released by his team at the time of the reports. The residency had been billed as a landmark series of shows in his home territory; organizers and medical personnel present at the event have not publicly disclosed further details.
The incident drew attention to the physical demands of high-energy concert performances and prompted a mix of sympathy and commentary online as fans awaited official word on the artist's health and any potential impacts on future appearances.