Video: Karol G’s song “Bichota” has subliminal messages, according to tiktoker

Karol G’s hit song ‘Bichota’ managed to reach good numbers after its release on October 23, making the Colombian artist the first Latin artist to reach Spotify’s Top 10. But now, a tiktoker exposed an alleged subliminal message which is in the video and lyrics of this single.

“I’m going to clean up … Because it could be that with my c * #% $ I’ll run into you”, is one of the fragments that carries the letter and that has managed to become popular in Internet trends. The tiktoker surprised hundreds of the singer’s followers with her claims.

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“Bichota is not really a licensed woman, Bad Bunny also explained that the word is actually bichote and means like people on the street, those who rule the street, ”said the young Ana Saucedo.

In one part of the video we observe different subjects engulfed by flames that expel smoke as if they were “Demons”. Also, he referred to the phrase “Mari is coming, Juana is coming”, explaining that it was obvious what it was.

Ana concluded by saying: “Take care of yourself because, believe it or not, there is a spiritual background to all this”.

See here the analysis of the tiktoker on ‘Bichota’

Karol G responded to criticism for her Dolce & Gabbana Grammy dress

Singer Paisa Karol G surprised on the Latin Grammy 2020 carpet with a pink dress, made by Dolce & Gabbana, who looked like a princess or a quinceañera, some expressed their opinion on social media as soon as they saw her. Another point of his wardrobe that generated criticism was that something was written on the skirt of the dress in black letters, but very few could understand what it said.

The performer of “Tusa” held her show at the awards ceremony where she painted the stage in a bright pink color and performed this hit which was nominated for song of the year, although without Nicki Minaj, the Colombian assured her that her presentation was a tribute to her. Karol G was also nominated in the categories Recording of the Year and Best Urban Fusion Performance for “China”, a song in which she worked with J Balvin, Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee and Ozuna.

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Why did you wear that dress?

As soon as the photos of Karol G in her pink dress were made public, users on social networks began to criticize her, adding to this that she also received criticism for her wardrobe at the awards MTV Europe Music Awards 2020 where she won best Latin artist and where she wore some kind of dress, which one many have compared it to a sweatshirt.

This time, On Thursday night at the 2020 Latin Grammy Awards, the artist was compared to a quinceañeraSome argued that this singer’s dress was not appropriate for the gala of such important awards:

The artist did not remain silent in the face of criticism and responded with a long message on his official Instagram profile, accompanied by photos of all the outfits he wore:

“Many years ago, when I was watching my favorite artists on TV while dreaming of being big in music, I wrote it one of my dreams was to arrive like a princess on a red carpet and feel like one“Said the artist paisa.

She assured that she does not know if the dress is in fashion now and that she does not care if it was a dress that favored her body, for her it was about making a dream come true. “I felt like a queen, in the dress of my dreams, with a magical performance,” said Paisa, who also received criticism for the costume she wore in her presentation.

He concluded his post by thanking his followers and leaving them a message on how to react to criticism: “Everyone has an opinion, but ONLY what makes you happy is to follow, maybe that different thing you have in mind, makes you stand out from the others.”

His most recent song called “Bichota” which, according to her, is a hymn to female emancipation has also received criticism as the name of the song seems vulgar to many. However, that didn’t stop the song is already in second place in Spotify’s top 50 in Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic and Uruguay.