Bad Bunny Rocks a Corset in Thirst Trap Selfie

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Bad Bunny is up to no good again, and by that, we mean posting thirst traps on the internet.

The Puerto Rican superstar musician and actor took a moment between shows on his Most Wanted World Tour to give fans a sly mirror selfie. In the photo, posted to Instagram Stories on Saturday, April 13, Bad Bunny posed in nothing but a waist-hugging black corset, white briefs, and socks. He was shown wearing glasses in the photo as well, and captioned it, “no puedo respirar." Which translates to “I can't breathe” in English.

Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, gave fans a closer look at all of the many tattoos covering his body. From the two horses covering his chest to the upper thigh tattoos that aren't always on display.

It's unclear why Bad Bunny is wearing a corset that he cannot breathe in, but either way, fans were very appreciative and maybe a bit too excited.

Bad Bunny's corset style comes just a few months after he starred in a campaign with luxury designer Jacquemus. He played with feminine silhouettes and clothes in the shoot, including a pink dress and blue heels. The style icon will be one of four co-chairs at this year's Met Gala — alongside Zendaya, Chris Hemsworth, and Jennifer Lopez.

This isn't the first time Benito has blessed social media with a sultry photo of himself. In February, the singer shared a series of photos of himself in the bathtub and barely concealing himself with bubbles. He has since turned the comments off on the spot (for reasons unknown). While Bad Bunny has cleared his Instagram of all but five photos, he left the bathtub pics up.

The artist just wrapped up three nights in New York City, performing his concert at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on April 11, 12, and 13. His tour just started in February and is expected to continue into the spring and summer.

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