Name: Learn English with BAD BUNNY — Intermediate Lesson
Uploaded: 2026-03-04T06:10:47.000Z
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So Bad Bunny seems to be all anyone is talking about.

I mean, who would have thought Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, from a small town near San Juan, Puerto Rico, would go from bagging groceries to headlining the super bowl halftime show in less than 10 years?

So, in today's lesson, we're going to see Bad Bunny at his most powerful, giving a passionate Grammy speech about love over hate, geeking out, meeting his hero, Adam Sandler, and

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Before I say thanks to God, I'm gonna say eyes out.

I want to say to the people, I know it's tough to know not to hate on these days.

The hate get more powerful with more hate.

The only thing that is more powerful than hate is love.

We love our family, and that's the way to do it with love.

So, in his Grammy speech, Bad Bunny starts with a powerful statement.

Before I say thanks to God, I'm gonna say ice out.

ICE stands for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the US Government agency that enforces immigration laws and has been involved in many controversial deportations.

So when Bad Bunny says ice out, he's demanding that ICE leave or end their operations.

This was an incredibly brave moment on live television at one of music's biggest nights.

Here, Bad Bunny is pushing back against dehumanizing language when someone is called savage, and

it means they're considered uncivilized or wild, like an animal.

It's a deeply offensive term that historically has been used to Justify discrimination and even violence against indigenous peoples and immigrants.

Don't confuse this with the slang use of this word, which is actually positive, like bold or clever.

We could say that Bad Bunny's halftime show was savage.

Really doing things no artist has done before.

Or if someone insults you and you have the perfect comeback, your friends could call your response savage.

Hey, Davey, can you believe the design of this room?

And notice he also rejects the term aliens.

In U.S. immigration law, aliens is actually the official legal term for foreign nationals.

Bad Bunny is pointing out how this legal language itself is dehumanizing.

Okay, so Bad Bunny is an English learner, just like you.

He communicates himself beautifully, but he does make mistakes sometimes.

I know it's tough to know not to hate on these days, and

Bad Bunny uses the phrasal verb hate on here.

He wants to say, it's difficult not to hate nowadays, but

what's the difference between hate and hate on anyways?

But hate on is more informal, and it means to criticize or disrespect someone.

For example, people are always hating on pineapple pizza.

Or why are you hating on her new haircut?

Oh, is that the trendy thing they're teaching now to hate on Hillary Clinton?

he makes the pain so relatable that you're not sad, you're somehow relieved.

Bad Bunny says sometime, but he means sometimes.

And I was thinking sometime we get contaminados.

This is a super common mistake, even for advanced learners.

Sometime is at an unspecified point in time in the future or past.

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Learn English with BAD BUNNY — Intermediate Lesson

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