Bad Bunny has taken incredible measures to ensure that his true fans can get tickets to his residency shows and I am truly impressed

Bad Bunny has just released his sixth studio album, More photos by Debi Tirarand fans have continually praised him for celebrating his Puerto Rican roots.

Bad Bunny with a beard and sunglasses in a light blazer and wearing a necklace poses at a celebrity event — Stephane Cardinale – Corbis / Corbis via Getty Images

The singer also released a short film in early January ahead of the album’s release. The film – which currently has over 13 million views on YouTube – is the talk of the town for its poignant depiction of gentrification in Puerto Rico.

Bad Bunny sits on a washing machine, wearing a casual white t-shirt, dark blue pants, flip-flops and a warm hat and holding a soda can in his hand — If you haven’t seen the film yet (and if you haven’t, let this be your cue): It stars famed filmmaker Jacobo Morales as a man reflecting on the changes in his home country of Puerto Rico. Bad Bunny himself was co-director and co-writer of the film alongside Arí Maniel Cruz Suárez.

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And alongside his new music, it looks like Bad Bunny will be playing exclusively in his home country for now.

Bad Bunny, wearing a shiny leather-like jacket and hooded headgear, sings into a microphone on stage — John Parra/Getty Images

It was announced Monday that Bad Bunny will begin a 21-date residency at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico this summer. And the Grammy-winning star has gone to impressive lengths to ensure the residency achieves what it sets out to do.

Bad Bunny in a stylish trench coat, holding an umbrella, surrounded by security and fans in an urban setting — Mega/GC images

Bad Bunny explained his reasons for the residency on Instagram: “Right now I’m in Puerto Rico. I’m home and I’m fine and if I’m honest I don’t want to leave here.”

Bad Bunny wears a wide-brimmed, structured hat and a dark, stylish coat with intricate details on a red carpet — Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images

The residency is titled “No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí” (“I Don’t Want to Leave Here”), which fans will recognize as lyrics from his 2022 hit “El Apagón.”

Bad Bunny on stage wears a shiny leather suit and a headscarf and holds a microphone in his hand while performing — Alexander Tamargo / WireImage

The first nine shows of the residency are exclusive to Puerto Rico residents. Overseas fans have the option to travel to shows taking place after July 27th. The final date is scheduled for August 24th.

Bad Bunny on stage, wearing suit and hat, singing with dancers in silhouette. In the foreground raised hands of the audience, concert atmosphere — Given the issues of gentrification that Bad Bunny addressed in his short film, this move is garnering much praise from fans – it’s a tangible demonstration of an artist making an effort to give his Puerto Rican fans equal opportunities to experience it.

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And for the remaining shows open to all, Bad Bunny has taken the extra step to ensure his true fans have the best chance of seeing him perform.

Group of people sitting courtside at a basketball game, including Bad Bunny wearing sunglasses and a leather jacket — Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images

There is a short quiz attached to the ticketing website that fans must complete in order to register for pre-sales. The quiz includes questions that real fans can easily answer, but may be difficult for bots and scalpers to answer.

Bad Bunny in a black suit and sunglasses sits smiling at a talk show against the background of a night city — NBC/Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images

Many online are praising this move by Bad Bunny – so much so that it seems like fans of all fan bases are (for once) united on one front.

Bad Bunny in a long leather coat, white shirt and beige pants walks down the street at night — X users mark their favorites and ask them to “plagiarize” this step.

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Bad Bunny’s commitment to his fans and his home couldn’t be clearer. And it looks like he’s here to stay for now.

Bad Bunny performs on stage, wearing a red jacket and hat, holding a microphone and hat. Smoke and lights in the background — Kevin Mazur/WireImage

What do you think? Do you wish more artists would do this? LMK below.

Bad Bunny has taken incredible measures to ensure that his true fans can get tickets to his residency shows and I am truly impressed

ByAmelia Journalton

By Amelia Journalton

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