Bad bunny leaves the world with their jaws slack after the recent release of the music video to his hit song Yo Pereo Sola (in English I twerk alone). The song a single from the artist recent album titled YHLQMDLG an acronym for Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana (I Do Whatever I Want), commented on the night club scene and the female rights. The video featured the artist in full drag, from a head to toe red latex outfit to a low-cut dress with the boobs to match. You may know the artist from his hit singles and collabs like ‘I like it’ and ‘MIA’ or maybe you recognise him for his signature haircut with everchanging colour complimented by his iconic slim glasses.Bad Bunny has continuously broken away from the gendered expectations fostered in reggaeton through his fashion and also the aesthetics in his music. As we look enviously at the artists fake whatever-the-cup size boobs let’s take a look at all the times the artist has been a vision of Gender bender fashion.During his performance at the late-night show with Jimmy Fallon bad bunny performed his single ‘ignorantes’ the singer wore a pink blazer and a heavily pleated black skirt. Towards the end of his performance, the singer revealed his shirt underneath that read “Mataron a Alexa, no a un hombre con falda,” a statement to highlight the violence against Transwomen in Puerto Rico. The accompanying black skirt to his outfit was a statement piece to highlight his overall message.

Bad Bunny performing on ‘The Tonight Show’ with Jimmy Fallon

Another time Bad bunny had us envious was during a recent photoshoot for an album cover the artist posted a photo of himself in a taupe sweatshirt layered over a minimal white dress on Instagram. He accompanies his post with thanks to his fans. The artist later stated that he loves that outfit although he does not have many dresses hinting he planned to wear more in his everyday life.Bad bunny statement fashion is not where it stops the artists nail game is one to beat. The from his music videos to award shows, Bad bunny always seems to have a set of fresh manicured tips. Stating recently in an interview that he has always had his own style that his music and how he gets dressed goes off how he feels.

Words by Precious Njoki

Graphics by Mehak Jotwani

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Digital platforms are involving people to help fight the pandemic with the hashtag.

is a digital fundraising event which brings together streamers, influencers, entertainers and the public across various platforms – such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitch and Twitter – to support people after the impacts of Covid-19.

The fundraiser officially started on April 7 – World Health Day – and will most likely continue until the beginning of May. On the internet, people are sharing appreciation posts and inspiring stories towards the heroes battling the virus. By doing so, they are bringing awareness on important prevention measures but also inviting to contribute with relief funds for food, health and economic issues resulting from Covid-19.

All the donations will be collected using technology provided by Tiltify – a charity fundraising platform particularly popular among streamers – and later distributed to United Way Worldwide and many other charity foundations.

Andrea Bocelli and Lady Gaga promoting the performances

The event saw as its first participants YouTubers and Twitch streamers – like gamers Markiplier and Jacksepticeye, and animators such as Jaiden Animations – who went on long livestreams in which they simply explained the importance of the fundraiser. By only watching those videos, people all over the world managed to raise an incredible amount of donations. After their contribution, in fact, over 2,000 creators decided to participate with their own content, raising a total of $1,799,840.00 (£1,569,813.03) worldwide.

With these results and encouragement, celebrities joined the event, one of which is pop star Lady Gaga. In fact, the ‘Stupid Love’ singer is launching a benefit concert on Saturday, April 18 – the ‘One World: Together At Home’ – partnering with the WHO and Global Citizen, in response to the U.N. Foundation. The performers include a range of international artists like Andrea Bocelli, Billie Eilish, Kacey Musgraves, Lizzo and more, while the hosts will be the popular talk show presenters Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel.

In addition, the opera singer Andrea Bocelli has performed his ‘Music for Hope’ concert on Sunday evening in an empty Milan’s cathedral to send his message to the world – that is to stay home and support those who are risking their lives every day.

Many other people supported the fundraiser and even created their own on social media: for example, Instagram influencers posted various pictures where they are seen holding a poster in which they ask to stay home and help the front lines with the hashtags and .

If you’d like to take part in this event, you can visit Tiltify to send your donation or record your own story to share with the world.

Words by Gennaro Costanzo

Graphics by Katie Janes

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