Bad Bunny rep explains Shady Harry Styles tweeted at Coachella

represent bad rabbit The record about this musician has been clarified seem to cast a shadow exist harry styles At a show at Coachella recently.

The “Un Verano Sin Ti” musician disapproved of a sarcastic tweet about Styles displayed on screens around the stage when he performed, and his rep tell the rolling stones On Monday, he added that Bad Rabbit himself declined to comment for the story.

Style fans may take issue with the Puerto Rican rapper’s April 14 performance at the Indio Music Festival in California, after A tweet displayed on stage has been read: “Good night, Benito can do ‘as is’ but Harry can never do ‘el apagon’.”

Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Martínez Ocasio, released his hit single “El Apagon” last year. The single is one of the tracks on his Grammy-nominated album, Un Verano Sin Ti.

Styles, who released the song “As It Was” last year, beat Bad Bunny for Album of the Year at the Grammys in February with “Harry’s House.” Bad Bunny makes history as the first person to have Nominated for All Spanish Album in that category, and many fans are disappointed He didn’t take the prize home.

some people There is also speculation on the Internet This tweet is about Bad Bunny Rumored romance with Kendall Jenner because the model has been romantic before Link to style.

But representatives for Bad Bunny and the visual content company responsible for the tweet’s image insisted the reggae superstar wasn’t behind it.

“Our intention was to create light-hearted designs that reflect Bad Bunny’s personality and enhance the experience he presents as a performer,” visual company Sturdy.Co said in a statement, according to Rolling Stone. “The visuals for the show required the use of only images and not text in the tweet, we took responsibility for this and corrected it during Friday’s show.”

The statement continued, “These visuals are a celebration of Bad Bunny and his dedication to empowering his native Puerto Rico.”

Images of the Bad Bunny performance circulated online on Saturday, purportedly showing the musician performing during the second weekend of the Coachella music festival on April 21.The image shows a tweet, which was displayed on a screen on stage, reading: “Sorry, Harry. This was a mistake on my team. We love you. <3," billboard reports.

A representative for Bad Bunny has yet to respond to HuffPost’s request to confirm the tweet.

Bad Bunny made history at Coachella, becoming the first Spanish-language artist to headline a festival.