Bad Bunny made a low-key appearance at the recent New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays game, but his attempt to stay incognito didn’t quite succeed. The 31-year-old singer, who has been in the spotlight for his remarkable performances on Saturday Night Live and headlining Super Bowl LX, was seeking a brief escape from the limelight as he attended Game Three of the American League Division Series. Despite trying to conceal his identity with an outfit comprising a white T-shirt, black pants, zip-up hoodie, and tweed coat, Bad Bunny’s distinctive appearance and actions during the game quickly gave away his presence to fans.
During the October 7 game at Yankee Stadium in New York City, Bad Bunny opted for a casual look with a forest green graphic baseball cap and blackout aviator sunglasses to maintain a discreet vibe. Although initially blending in with the crowd, he caught fans’ attention when he appeared on the jumbo screen after catching a foul ball. Despite the surrounding commotion as fans scrambled for the ball, Bad Bunny calmly picked it up at his feet without drawing much notice to himself. When the spotlight turned to him on the screen, he briefly smiled and displayed the ball for his admirers.
Later in the game, Bad Bunny attracted more attention by choosing to remain seated during the rendition of ‘God Bless America.’ While it is not mandatory to stand during the patriotic song, many people traditionally do so. His decision to stay seated coincides with his ongoing dispute with certain groups regarding his Super Bowl performance. Criticism from figures like Megyn Kelly and even former President Donald Trump, who called the selection of Bad Bunny for the halftime show “absolutely ridiculous,” has fueled the controversy. The Puerto Rican artist has been vocal in his opposition to the Trump administration’s policies, including mass deportations, and has taken steps to protect his audience by avoiding performances in the U.S. to prevent potential ICE raids.