Posted on 02/10/2026 11:37:12 AM PST by PJ-Comix
This isn't AI. What you are seeing and hearing in this video is the REAL voice of Bad Bunny from 2023 when his Autotune went out during a performance. As a result his real voice which ended up losing a talent contest to a singing seal.
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Everything associated with the left turns to crap...should be changed to everything associated with the left turns to Bad Butthurt.
How true.
The Puerto Rican Milli Vanilli
Man, that sent my Dobe into a rage bark.
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Want some irony?
If the Left knew, HALFTIME
So we know that Bad Bunny gave his Grammy symbolically to his younger self during the show. The young actorâs name is Lincoln Fox. But like most actors, young Lincoln uses that as a stage name. His real name is Lincoln Fox Ramadan. His dadâs family immigrated here legally from Egypt. His mom, Erika DePalma Ramadanâs family immigrated here legally from Argentina. Okay, so the left wants to push open borders and they accidentally cast someone who is the child of legal immigrant families. But it gets better!
His mother, Erika Ramadan works for the Beverly Hills police department and teaches for the California forensic Science Institute. The first line of her bio, THE VERY FIRST LINE and I quoteâ
Ramadan began her law enforcement career in 2008 as a federal agent with the United States Border Patrol.
They cast the actor child of a Border Patrol Officer!!!
Article from NBC LA
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/bad-bunny-halftime-show-little-boy-grammy-award/3844430/
Here is her Linkedin
https://www.linkedin.com/in/myownfingerprint/
Not really important but, pretty dang’d funny and ironic considering the apoleptic left going “Ga Ga” thinking the little boy was Liam Ramos
Do you think about Bad Bunny very much, Peejay?
Does that Bunny interest you so much?
What the h@(# is that!?!
Bad Bunny ,must have been on drugs when he picked that name
Media defend and praise him:
âStyle over Technique: Bad Bunny does not rely on traditional, high-pitch vocal capabilities, but rather on a unique delivery where he treats his voice as an instrument, often leaning heavily into the auto-tune effect.
Performance Realities: During high-profile events like the Super Bowl, artists often use pre-recorded tracks or heavy live, real-time processing to ensure a polished, “perfect” sound.
“Bad” vs. Unique: Claims that his singing is “very bad” usually stem from moments when his, or other similar artists’, raw, live vocals are exposed, which sound drastically different from the heavily processed, studio-produced, or, to put it another way, “perfected” versions.
Ultimately, his vocal style is highly divisive, often described as a, in effect, “take it or leave it” artistic choice rather than a technical failureâ
In other words, itâs all fake. He grunts and his tone deaf grunting is electronically manipulated into a final product completely unlike the input. Itâs all about him being him, but not really him, because it isnât himâŚ
Libtardia.
My baby was cast as the young Benito â a symbolic passing of the Grammy from his older self to his younger one. A reminder that dreams do come true
https://www.facebook.com/ErikaDiPalmaRamadan
What the hell was that? My Dad sounded better in the shower!
Didn’t sound much better during 1/2 time.
WTH is with all the “Uh! Uh! Uh! “ and “Eh! Eh! Eh! “?????
That contest wasn’t even close......
Iâm very sensitive to auto tune, if there was any on his voice at the Super Bowl I couldnât hear it at all. I heard distinctly pitchless shouting. How would auto tune have known what notes to resolve to as BB wasnât in any particular key?
So, with auto tune, I could be star?
Basically a high-tech kazoo.
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