"She has, like, a Lady Gaga, Lana, Sia vibe" — Bad Bunny praises Chappell Roan in Rolling Stone interview

Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican actor, rapper, singer, and record producer, was recently interviewed by Rolling Stones. In the interview (published on Monday, January 13), Bad Bunny was going through the older issues of the magazine, when he came across the October 2024 edition with Chappell Roan.

The rapper then told the interviewer that a hairdresser on his movie set recently turned him to the Midwest princess, saying:

"She has, like, a Lady Gaga, Lana, Sia vibe... She’s cool."

The next issue the Spanish singer picked up was of January 2025 - featuring Coldplay's Chris Martin. Bad Bunny joked about him:

"I’ve always said he reminds me of a dolphin, and this cover in the water confirms that Rolling Stone and I are connected."

Elsewhere in the Rolling Stone interview, the 30-year-old also confessed that he wanted to do WWE again.

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Bad Bunny first appeared in WWE in 2021

During his interview, Bad Bunny was also asked about WWE, which had been a part of his career since 2021. When asked if he wanted to do it again, he said:

"I want to do it one more time. I want to put my life at risk in the ring. I felt like I didn’t risk it enough in the ring, and I want to do it. I want to scare my mother."

He continued to say that he wasn't sure exactly when he planned to do it, adding that he'd love to take more time to get ready for WWE physically. Further talking about the reason behind him wanting to do WWE, Bad Bunny said:

"... just like in music, I do this to get better and to do something different. Sometimes, I say, 'I’m going to quit everything and just do wrestling full-time.' I feel like in wrestling, I just go sporadically as a celebrity. I’m going to go full-time and be a heel. That’s what I’d love. [Laughs.] I was always a fan of the villains more than the good guys."

Bad Bunny was also asked how it felt when his songs about heartbreak were micro-analyzed as hints into his love life, the 30-year-old said he had accepted that it was inevitable. He added that it was "part of the process" and didn't bother him anymore.

Bunny then discussed the difference between dedicating a song to someone and being inspired by someone, saying:

"I can make this song inspired by what I lived through and what happened because it’s my experience and it belongs to me... But if I’m writing a song about a situation I went through, it doesn’t mean that I’m dedicating that song to that person. That’s the difference."

The singer-songwriter was also asked about how fame affected him, to which he responded in the negative, saying that he didn't let that limit him from being honest with himself and with people in his songs.

Elsewhere in the interview, the subject of the 2023 Grammy award was brought up. Bad Bunny, who had performed at the event, had a group of bomba and plena dancers join him on the stage, as a representation of the Puerto Rican culture.

When asked what it was like to share his traditions with the world, Bad Bunny said it made him "proud" and "happy with myself," adding:

"I always dreamed about people listening and recognizing my music, and to be able to make a living from it. But even though I dreamed about it deep in my heart, I never expected to get to this level so far. So I started asking myself, 'What’s next? What do you keep doing?' "

The Krippy Kush rapper continued:

"I don’t ever try to break some record I already broke or to do better than who knows what... I want to create something new. Different memories, different records — something different than what I made before."

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After the release of his sixth studio album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, on January 5, 2025, Bad Bunny is planning to take a residency in Puerto Rico. Per Variety, his residency will contain 21 shows, with the first nine shows, taking place between July 11-27, will be exclusive to the island residents.