At just 29 years old and with a short career, Benito Antonio Martínez, Bad Bunny’s first name, is one of the highest-paid artists in the world.
But how much money does the bad bunny have? According to the AS portal, the reggaeton singer’s fortune is around $40 million. The portal that cites Celebrity Net Worth explained that this figure is after the payment of taxes, representation fees (managers, lawyers, agents) and/or commercial operating costs, based on data from Nielsen BookScan, Luminate, Pollstar, IMDBPro and Variety Insight. as well as interviews with agents, lawyers, managers, executives and industry experts.
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However, the singer’s 2022 earnings totaled nearly $88 million, mostly from his tours as well as sponsorships with Corona, Cheetos and Adidas.
Bad Bunny’s lucrative tours
Another prolific source of income for the reggaeton artist is his artistic tours. Last year, the artist conducted two tours, “El Último Tour del Mundo” and “World’s Hottest Tour,” which placed him at the top of the most lucrative artist tours according to Billboard Boxscore, grossing $362 million.
His island concerts, tours and performances reached a whopping $373.5 million, the third-highest year-end total in Boxscore history, behind Ed Sheeran’s $429.5 million in 2018 and the Rolling Stones’ $425 million for the year 2006.
Bad Bynny also has 46.8 million subscribers on YouTube, 78.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify and 46.6 million followers on Instagram.
Such is the Puerto Rican star’s commercial success that it was recently revealed that the reggaeton artist has rented an $18.5 million penthouse in a building in West Chelsea in New York City for a whopping $150,000. According to New York Magazine, this would be the most expensive apartment in New York City.
In January, the exponent of the urban genre purchased a 7,300 square meter mansion in the Hollywood Hills for $8.8 million.