The famous telenovela actor Eduardo Verástegui explodes against Bad Bunny, calling his music 'toxic trash'. Eduardo reacted to the singer's political message at the Grammys and launched harsh criticism against his music on social networks. After becoming the winner for Album of the Year and Best Urban Music Album, the so-called 'Bad Bunny' took the opportunity to speak out against the United States' immigration policy and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). 'Before thanking God, I want to say: ICE out!', he said. He also directly responded to Benito's speech, calling it contradictory because, in his opinion, it does not match the message of his music: 'This person claims we are not animals, but he behaves like one. He says ICE is 'savage', while his music promotes the most savage part of instinct: without order, without beauty, and without responsibility,' he added. In a new post, he spoke about the topic again and, although he made it clear he is not against anyone's tastes, he did ask to be more selective and even completely discredited Benito's work: 'One thing is music and another very different thing is noise, sung with a mouth full of food and with lyrics that demean human beings. That is no longer a matter of taste: it is objectively trash. Today all it takes is to put on dresses, mumble unintelligible lyrics, glorify vulgarity, and sing with a mouth full of food for them to give you an award,' he wrote in his first post. His statements did not go unnoticed by actor Eduardo Verástegui, who used his social networks to attack the singer and question both his triumph and his music: 'What times those were when that award was received by Frank Sinatra, Adele, or Stevie Wonder. Today's noise is toxic trash'. Bad Bunny has positioned himself as a detractor of Donald Trump, while Verástegui has on various occasions expressed his support for the US leader. 'And yes, I am talking about the Bad Bunny'.
