Bad Bunny look-alike contest draws hundreds in San Francisco

The winner went home with a gift card and $100 in cash.

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THEY THEY LEARN TO DANCE. AND TONIGHT, HUNDREDS LINED UP FOR THE BAD BUNNY LOOK ALIKE CONTEST IN SAN FRANCISCO. ALL RIGHT, LET’S SHOW YOU THE MOMENT THEY CROWNED THE WINNER. ALL RIGHT, I CAN SEE THAT ONE. THE WINNERS FROM COLOMBIA, HE BEAT OUT DOZENS OF CONTESTANTS. THEY WERE ASKED TO SHOW UP IN THEIR BEST B

Bad Bunny look-alike contest draws hundreds in San Francisco

Updated: 8:55 AM CST Feb 6, 2026

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Hundreds lined up in San Francisco for a Bad Bunny look-alike contest Thursday, just days before the performer is set to dazzle fans at the Super Bowl halftime show.The contestants were asked to show up in their best Bad Bunny-inspired looks. A contestant from Colombia was crowned the winner after beating dozens of other participants. The winner went home with a gift card and $100 in cash.

SAN FRANCISCO —

Hundreds lined up in San Francisco for a Bad Bunny look-alike contest Thursday, just days before the performer is set to dazzle fans at the Super Bowl halftime show.

The contestants were asked to show up in their best Bad Bunny-inspired looks.

A contestant from Colombia was crowned the winner after beating dozens of other participants.

The winner went home with a gift card and $100 in cash.

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