BadBunny makes his first-ever speech in English at the Billboard Power 100 Gala
made personal history for himself on Wednesday when he delivered his first speech in English at a public event.
The 28-year-old Puerto Rican superstar took the stage at the Billboard Power 100 Gala, where he was given the opportunity to present his longtime manager, Noah Assad, with a special award. “I know my man don’t like this kind of thing, this attention, he don’t like speeches and corny s**t,” Bad Bunny said to a chorus of laughs from the crowd. “Me neither, so I will try to be fast.”
“Tonight is a special night, not because my friend Noah is winning this award. It’s more because I’m making my first English speech ever,” he joked. “Tonight is a special night because I’m giving a special award to a very special person.” After his English-language intro, Bad Bunny effortlessly transitioned into speaking both Spanish and English as he celebrated Assad’s honor.
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