Bad Bunny's New Music Video 'Tetas Y Culitos' Contains Secret 8-Hour Ken Burns Docuseries About Caribbean Colonialism
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO—Wepa! Bad Bunny has done it again.
Just hot after the release of the viral “Apagón” music video, which surprised fans with an in-depth journalistic expose on the multiple grievances native Ricans are experiencing from their failing government, our beloved Benito dropped an even stronger statement.
Just 35 seconds into the music video of his hit single, "Tetas Y Culitos ft. J Balvin, Daddy Yankee, Burna Boy & specifically not Drake," the film hard cuts from a scene of multiple OnlyFans stars simulating a sex act to an 4-part, 8-hour docuseries by famed documentarian Ken Burns.
The docuseries, simply titled "Colonialism: The Fall & Rise Of The Caribbean" is an in-depth telling of the history of the islands, from the original natives who inhabited the land, to the colonization from England, France and Spain, to the independence of the nations, the strife and success, all the way to last Tuesday. It features a long line of A-list narrators including Rosie Perez, Ricky Martin—before the accusations—and the ghost of Héctor Lavoe.
"I had a feeling there was something in the video before I watched on youtube," said fan Maria Negron, 24. "Especially when I saw the video is eight hours, two minutes and 35 seconds. I hope he uploads the original song somewhere because it's really hard to dance to this version in the club."
