Farruko: “Fame screws artists”

As a result of the incident starred by Bad Bunny, in which he threw a fan’s cell phone, who approached him to take a picture, the Puerto Rican singer Farruko reflected through his Instagram story, where he assures that fame can drive artists crazy if they do not have a strong emotional and spiritual backing.

The interpreter of “Pepas” said that “now that I’m outside, I see fame doing its thing” with some “hateful” (tired) colleagues and others who do whatever “not to let it fall”, for which he will be praying .

“We don’t know where we are until you see it from the outside,” he wrote.

In this sense, the trapper stated that when the public does not want to continue supporting that artist, “many end up depressed or taking their own lives.”

“Anyone who is not well attached emotionally and spiritually, over-acceptance (fame), roasts, teases, and screws over artists, they are human beings too, and artists fall into that game believing that this acceptance is real and forever,” he added. .

It is recalled that in February 2022, Farruko revealed during one of his concerts in Miami, Florida, that he had had a spiritual encounter and took part in his tour to carry God’s message.