Bad Bunny is everywhere these days -- from being named Super Bowl LX headliner to turning up on "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend for the comedy series' season premiere, to turning up at Yankee Stadium for a heated postseason battle.
That's right -- Benito's latest adventures brought him to the Bronx on Tuesday night, where he was perched in choice Legends Seats behind home plate to witness the Yankees' thrilling 9-6 win over the Blue Jays in Game 3 of the American League Division Series, extending the Bronx Bombers' season for at least one more game.
But he wasn't there merely to enjoy an exclusive view of this October showdown between AL East rivals. No, he was ready to spring into action when a foul ball careened in his general direction.
Despite being right up against the netting in the second row, a lofted popup off Anthony Santander's bat found its landing in the Puerto Rican superstar's immediate vicinity ... and after a few seconds of that customary "wait, where's the ball?" confusion among patrons, it was none other than Bad Bunny himself who reeled it in.
Lest you be surprised to see him pop up behind home plate like this, well, you shouldn't be. Benito has demonstrated his love of the game for years.
Whether starring in the 2022 All-Star Celebrity Softball Game at Dodger Stadium or name-dropping nine different MLB stars on his album "Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana," he's as omnipresent as the game itself.
Just another "W" for one of the most popular musical artists on the planet.