Unhealthy Bunny’s Puerto Rican residency almost turned harmful. The 31-year-old world famous person, and Kendall Jenner’s ex-boyfriend, allegedly acquired a reputable dying risk in the course of the closing exhibits of his “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí” residency in San Juan, Puerto Rico, which wrapped final Saturday. Given the seriousness of the risk, Fonseca reported that federal authorities, together with the FBI and Puerto Rico’s Division of Public Security, have been current on the live performance. At one level, even Secret Service brokers have been reportedly on website because of the attendance of Supreme Court docket Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Regardless of the elevated safety, it stays unclear whether or not the one who allegedly made the risk was ever arrested.

Puerto Rican journalist Jay Fonseca disclosed the surprising information throughout his podcast this week, claiming the risk was tied to the final efficiency on the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot, a venue that holds almost 20,000 followers.

“There was a reputable dying risk, which means the alert was heightened as a result of there was somebody on social media writing that he was going to kill Unhealthy Bunny,” Fonseca revealed (translated by the Day by day Mail from Spanish). “There was a heightened safety alert, which means they have been significantly zealous and secretive about safety.”

The journalist additional claimed that the alleged particular person gave the impression to be armed, which escalated the state of affairs for organizers and regulation enforcement.

The chilling revelation comes simply weeks after Unhealthy Bunny admitted that one motive he skipped U.S. cities on his present run was concern about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) brokers concentrating on his exhibits.

“Truthfully, sure. There have been many the explanation why I didn’t present up within the US, and none of them have been out of hate. I’ve carried out there many occasions,” he informed i-D journal on September 10. “However particularly, for a residency right here in Puerto Rico, after we are an unincorporated territory of the US… like, f-cking ICE might be exterior [my concert]. And it’s one thing that we have been speaking about and really involved about.”

Unhealthy Bunny hasn’t shied away from weaving political commentary into his music. On July 4, the rapper marked Independence Day with the discharge of the music video for “NUEVAYoL,” a monitor that celebrates his Puerto Rican heritage whereas calling out President Donald Trump’s immigration insurance policies.

The three-minute clip closes on a hanging second of 4 males huddled round an old-school radio as a voice eerily much like Trump’s delivers a mocking “apology.” “I made a mistake. I need to apologize to the immigrants in America,” the altered voice says, earlier than happening to acknowledge the contributions of Latinos throughout the U.S. “This nation is nothing with out the immigrants. This nation is nothing with out Mexicans, Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, Colombians, Venezuelans, Cubans …”

Past his music and dwell performances, Unhealthy Bunny additionally made headlines within the courtroom. Final 12 months, the Puerto Rican famous person filed a lawsuit in opposition to fan Eric Guillermo Madronal Garrone, who allegedly uploaded unauthorized high-quality recordings from his live performance in Salt Lake Metropolis, Utah, to a YouTube channel referred to as MADforliveMUSIC.

In contrast to shaky cellphone clips, the movies have been full-length music performances with professional-level high quality. In line with the “I Like It” rapper, Garrone’s uploads infringed on his rights because the proprietor of his dwell performances. Unhealthy Bunny claims the fan used his identify and music to spice up his channel’s subscribers and advert income, siphoning visitors away from the artist’s personal official YouTube web page.