Bad Bunny's powerful Grammy acceptance speech on Sunday night sent a clear message to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, with the Puerto Rican superstar declaring "ICE out" before expressing gratitude to God.
The artist delivered his anti-ICE stance just days after the White House announced plans to deploy ICE agents at the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show, where Bad Bunny is set to perform. By explicitly condemning the agency's presence at the event, Bad Bunny made a significant statement on stage.
As he accepted the Grammy for Best Urban Album for his album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, Bad Bunny emphasized that those being targeted by ICE are not animals or aliens, but rather human beings who deserve to be treated with dignity. His message resonated deeply with the audience and fellow artists in attendance.
Bad Bunny's bold statement marked a turning point in the growing protests across the entertainment industry against ICE operations. The artist's decision to speak out on stage added weight to his anti-ICE stance, sending a clear message that the music community will no longer tolerate the presence of federal immigration enforcement officials at its events.
The audience responded enthusiastically to Bad Bunny's speech, with many viewers praising his courage and conviction in using his platform to advocate for human rights.
The artist delivered his anti-ICE stance just days after the White House announced plans to deploy ICE agents at the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show, where Bad Bunny is set to perform. By explicitly condemning the agency's presence at the event, Bad Bunny made a significant statement on stage.
As he accepted the Grammy for Best Urban Album for his album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, Bad Bunny emphasized that those being targeted by ICE are not animals or aliens, but rather human beings who deserve to be treated with dignity. His message resonated deeply with the audience and fellow artists in attendance.
Bad Bunny's bold statement marked a turning point in the growing protests across the entertainment industry against ICE operations. The artist's decision to speak out on stage added weight to his anti-ICE stance, sending a clear message that the music community will no longer tolerate the presence of federal immigration enforcement officials at its events.
The audience responded enthusiastically to Bad Bunny's speech, with many viewers praising his courage and conviction in using his platform to advocate for human rights.
by bad bunny's grammy acceptance speech... he spoke truth to power without even apologizing for it 
. the fact that he called out ICE right there on stage, when they're trying to muscle in on the super bowl show, is no joke 
. it's like he's saying 'no way, i won't be silenced by your politics' 
. his message about treating ppl with dignity matters - we need more leaders like him using their platform for good 
. the audience was clearly on his side too 
... now, let's see how this plays out in real life 
I'm all about freedom of expression and if artists wanna use their platforms to speak out against injustice then let's support them 
. it's about time the music industry stood up for human rights and treated people with dignity 
. as a fan i love that he called out ICE and showed us what it means to be a true advocate for change 
. now we just gotta keep pushing forward and make some noise for those who are fighting against oppression 
it's crazy how much impact his speech had on the audience & the music community as a whole 
. He's right, those being targeted by ICE are humans too, not animals or aliens 
. I'm glad he brought attention to this important issue and gave his fellow artists a platform to stand with him 
. I mean, who gets up at a huge award show and tells the country they're "ICE out"? The impact must've been huge, especially with all those famous people watching 
. Guess we'll just have to wait and see if anything changes because of Bad Bunny's bold move...
! So Bad Bunny just went on stage and basically told ICE to "git outta dodge" 
, but you know what? It's kinda refreshing to see someone use their platform for good! And let's be real, who needs aliens when they're already dealing with enough drama from the US immigration system 
. I mean, can't we all just get along... or at least not deport our cousins to Mexico? 
u can't just sweep them under the rug. and let's be real, it was kinda bold of him 2 do it on live tv lol. but seriously, it's a turning point 4 the music industry 2 stand up 4 what's rite. i'm so proud of him 4 using his platform 2 make a diff