Bad Bunny Faces Backlash From PETA For Riding Horse During Concert

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Bad Bunny, the popular singer-songwriter, has sparked controversy during the kickoff of his “Most Wanted” tour in Salt Lake City. The artist made a grand entrance by riding a horse, but this move has not been well-received by animal rights organization PETA.

Bad Bunny’s Horseback Entrance

During his performance, Bad Bunny made a striking appearance on the back of a chestnut-colored horse, drawing cheers from the crowd. However, this act has led to criticism from PETA, who expressed concerns about the well-being of the horse in such a loud and bright concert setting.

PETA’s Response

PETA took to TikTok to condemn Bad Bunny’s use of the horse, emphasizing that horses are easily startled animals and should not be subjected to the chaotic environment of a concert. The organization highlighted the potential risks to both the horse and the individuals involved in the performance.

Previous Incidents and PETA’s Stance

This is not the first time PETA has spoken out against artists using horses in performances. The organization previously called out CeeLo Green for a similar incident, where the artist fell off a horse during a performance at a birthday party. PETA maintains that loud noises and flashing lights can agitate horses, creating hazardous situations.