Bad Bunny seemed to hint at a Harry Styles feud during his Friday night performance at the Coachella music festival.
The reggaeton superstar, who real name is Benito, let fans do the talking when he took aim at the One Direction alum during the Indio, California, gathering.
After the Puerto Rican singer performed “El Apagon,” screens around the stage lit up with a tweet comparing the two artists’ talents.
“Goodnight,” the post read, “benito could do ‘as it was’ but harry could never do ‘el apagon.’”
The moment made its way online almost immediately, prompting fans to wonder where the bad blood began.
The pop stars were initially pitted against each other at February’s Grammy Awards, where Styles ended up taking home the coveted Album of the Year trophy for his album “Harry’s House.”
Styles raised eyebrows during his acceptance speech, which he ended by saying, “This doesn’t happen to people like me very often.”
Many were rooting for Bad Bunny’s “Un Verano Sin Ti,” which was the first Spanish-language album to be nominated in the category. It was also the most-listened-to album of 2022, according to year-end numbers from tracking firm Luminate.
The tweet wasn’t the only dig the “Tití Me Preguntó” singer made at Styles while on stage.
Bad Bunny, the first Latino artist to ever headline Coachella, paid tribute to past performers at the start of his set, sharing clips of Kendrick Lamar, Billie Eilish, and The Weeknd. Styles, who was a top-billed performer in 2022, was noticeably absent.
It’s possible the feud has a personal twist.
Bad Bunny’s rumored girlfriend Kendall Jenner was spotted dancing along to his performance, which kicked off just before midnight. The model and Styles were romantically linked on and off from 2013 to 2019.
Bad Bunny touched on his personal life while on stage at Coachella.
Speaking in a mix of English and Spanish in a video shared on TikTok, the “Me Porto Bonito” rapper told the crowd, “I wanted to say that, humbly, people sometimes think, actually think that they know the life of famous people. But it’s not true, they don’t know anything.”