Bad Bunny's ‘Me Porto Bonito' Surpasses 1 Billion Views on YouTube, Setting New Record
Bad Bunny's Un Verano Sin Ti is the gift that keeps on giving. The LP's 'Me Porto Bonito' — featuring Chencho Corleone — achieved a new milestone as it surpassed the one billion views on YouTube, nearly three years after it was released.
The feat scores the Puerto Rican superstar his 16th Billion Views Club entry as a lead, featured artist or collaborator, setting a new record for most entries on the streaming platform. Currently, Bad Bunny ranks No. 5 on YouTube's on Global Top Artists.
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'Me Porto Bonito's' music video became the third official clip from Un Verano Sin Ti — following 'Moscow Mule' and 'Titi Me Preguntó' — to reach the mark. Directed by Fernando Lugo, the video shows Bunny washing a pickup truck for two ladies who are making plans to go out at night, while Chencho is driving around town in a white car. The two artists then come together at a pool party where they are joined by the two ladies and a group of women.
The Chencho Corleone collaboration — which he previously said was recorded just after he attended the Met Gala in New York in 2022 — peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. Meanwhile, the reggaetón track ruled the Hot Latin Songs chart for 14 weeks.
'Me Porto Bonito' joins other Bad Bunny Billion Views Club entries 'Soy Peor,' 'Dákiti,' 'Callaíta,' 'Amorfoda' and more.
Bad Bunny — who currently stars in Calvin Klein's newest campaign — is set to join the cast of Happy Gilmore 2, which will hit Netflix July 25, 29 years after the original Happy Gilmore premiered.
In the meantime, revisit the 'Me Porto Bonito' music video below:
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