Bad Bunny Sues Fan Who Shared Concert Footage On Youtube

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Guess what? Bad Bunny’s got beef, and it’s not the kind you can solve with a burrito. The reggaeton sensation is in hot pursuit after a fan who thought they could pull a fast one on him. Eric Guillermo Madronal Garrone, you’ve officially made it onto the Bunny’s naughty list!

Picture this: you’re cruising on YouTube, trying to get your Bad Bunny fix, when suddenly you stumble upon a channel called MADforliveMUSIC. Sounds legit, right? Wrong! This sneaky Eric character decided it would be a brilliant idea to upload entire Bad Bunny concert performances without even a hint of permission. Cue the dramatic music!

Now, Bunny isn’t one to take things lying down. He’s like a legal bulldozer, and he’s coming for you, Eric. According to the court docs obtained by TMZ (because where else would you find the juiciest gossip?), Bunny’s accusing Eric of hijacking his fame train to boost his own YouTube views and pocket some sweet ad cash. Not cool, Eric, not cool.

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So, where did it all go wrong? Well, Eric apparently thought it was a fantastic idea to whip out his phone at a Bad Bunny concert in Salt Lake City, Utah, on February 21. Instead of just vibing like the rest of us mere mortals, he decided to play director and film the whole shebang. Next thing you know, those videos are splattered all over his YouTube channel like confetti at a birthday bash.

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Bunny’s not just mad because his face is plastered all over Eric’s channel without so much as a “pretty please.” No, sir. He’s fuming because Eric didn’t bother asking for permission to use his tunes. Newsflash, Eric: “Mi música, mi reglas” (that’s “my music, my rules” for all you non-Spanish speakers out there).

In a valiant attempt to salvage what’s left of his dignity, Bunny tried the ol’ DMCA takedown dance. You know, that thing where you wave your legal wand and hope YouTube magically makes all your problems disappear? Well, spoiler alert: it didn’t work. Eric’s videos were still out there, taunting Bunny like a rebellious teenager.

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So, here we are. Bad Bunny vs. Eric: the showdown of the century. Will justice prevail, or will Eric be forever known as the guy who tried to mess with the Bunny and got smacked with a lawsuit? Only time will tell. But one thing’s for sure: you can’t fool the Bunny.

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