Bad Bunny Videos That Have 1 Billion Views on YouTube

Bad Bunny joined the star-studded reggaeton lineup of “Te Bote (Remix)” alongside newcomers Casper, Nio García, Darell, Ozuna and pioneer Nicky Jam. The music video, featuring all six artists, was published on April 11, 2018, and has garnered more than 2.5 billion views at the time of publishing. 

Becky G and Bad Bunny teamed up for the flirtatious “Mayores” track, narrating the story of a girl who likes older men. The music video, officially published on July 14, 2017, has garnered more than 2.6 billion video views at the time of publishing and is currently Becky G’s most-watched music clip.

In 2019, Bad Bunny and J Balvin released an entire collaborative album called Oasis. That  same year, they teamed up with various artists including Jhayco on his “No Me Conoce (Remix).” The bromance was so real that this music video garnered more than 2.5 billion views since it was published on May 17, 2019.

The music video for Cardi B’s “I Like It,” alongside Bad Bunny and J Balvin, was published on May 29, 2018, and currently has nearly 1.7 billion views at the time of publishing. The track reworks the classic “I Like It Like That,” originally performed by Pete Rodriguez in 1967 and taken to No. 25 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1997 (titled “I Like It”) by The Blackout Allstars.

In 2016, Latin hitmakers DJ Luian and Mambo Kingz reeled in Puerto Rican star Arcangel and a then-rising artist Bad Bunny for “Tu No Vives.” The track, which sends a message to the haters and people who are fake, further propelled the growing Latin trap movement. The video currently has more than 1.4 billion views (at the time of publishing).

Published on Oct. 11, 2018, Bad Bunny and Drake’s block party music video currently has over 1.6 billion views (at the time of publishing). Two months later, the track hit No. 1 on the Billboard Latin Airplay, Latin Pop Songs, and Latin Rhythm Airplay Charts.

With over 1.6 billion views, the official music video for “Dákiti,” which shows the two artists performing the song in a beach setting, premiered on Oct. 20, 2020. On the Billboard charts, the track, part of Bunny’s chart-topping album El Ultimo Tour del Mundo, hit No. 1 on Jan. 2, 2021, and spent 27 consecutive weeks at the top.

Released just one day after Valentine’s Day in February of 2018, “AMORFODA” marked a significant departure from Bad Bunny’s usual trap-infused musical style, with the two-time Grammy winner opting instead for minimalistic piano. Four years later, the music video surpassed the one billion views mark.

Released in 2019, “Callaíta” helped set the tone for Un Verano Sin Ti with its summery beach vibe. The music video to the Bunny and Tainy song shows a shy girl who lowkey loves the party life.

Bad Bunny joined forces with Ozuna, Farruko, Arcángel, and Ñengo Flow on the sultry trap song “Diles.” An official music video was never released but its lyric video, published to YouTube on Aug. 25, 2016, has amassed over one billion views, further proving it’s a timeless bop.

“Soy Peor,” which translates to “I’m worst,” peaked at No. 19 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart and served as one of Bunny’s first breakout hits. In the NSFW video, Bunny is seen hiding a body in the trunk of his car and then hanging out with some girls at the club.

In 2017, a then-rising Karol G and Bad Bunny teamed up for the first time on “Ahora Me Llama.” The sultry trap song is all about female empowerment, telling the story of a woman who’s moved on from a bad relationship and is living her best single life. To date, it’s the only collaborative effort between Karol and Bad, and Karol still performs it live during her shows.

Marking their first collaboration together, J Balvin reeled in Bad Bunny for “Si Tu Novio Te Deja Sola” in 2017. The tropical, groovy, trap fusion has cheeky lyrics about stealing another man’s girlfriend. The vibrant music video, filmed in the captivating landscapes of Puerto Rico, was uploaded to YouTube on March 3, 2017. 

Lunay’s reggaetón hit “Soltera” was already a catchy song on its own, but Daddy Yankee and Bad Bunny pushed it to another level when they jumped on the remix. The track, part of Lunay’s Épico album, was released in 2019.

Nacho, Yandel and Bad Bunny teamed up in 2017 for the “Báilame” remix. The hip-swiveling track became an instant anthem and surpassed the billion views on YouTube.

The 2022 hit song “Me Porto Bonito,” featuring Chencho Corleone, surpassed the one billion views and the feat scored the Puerto Rican superstar his 16th Billion Views Club entry as a lead, featured artist or collaborator, setting a new record for most entries on the streaming platform. 

In 2023, Bad Bunny surprisingly teamed-up with then-newcomers Grupo Frontera on “Un X100to.” The full-blown, catchy norteño tune captured Frontera’s essence, while Benito’s signature deep vocals sang about trying to save his relationship with only one percent on his phone. “Un X100to” hit No. 1 the Billboard Global 200, Billboard Global Excl. U.S., and Latin Airplay charts in May 2023.

Directed by Stillz, the visual captures a solitary Bad Bunny navigating life post breakup. The 2021 track — named after an island in Japan — spent five weeks atop Billboard‘s Hot Latin Songs chart. “Yonaguni” scored Bad Bunny his 18th entry to the Billion Views Club.

Marking Bad Bunny’s first all-out dembow track, the music video captures the song’s sentiment about a person who likes to date around and doesn’t want to settle down. In the clip, the Puerto Rican artist is seen living his single life to the fullest before getting “forced” to get married. His then-real-life girlfriend  Gabriela Berligeri portrayed his love interest in the clip.