đ˝Bad Bunny owned the 4th of July
- Alejandra Salazar

- Oct 10
- 1 min read

Bad Bunny, OWNING the July 4th marketing moment: brutally honest and culturally relevant. Just how we đ LOVE đ it đ at đ CROING l Creative Agency â CONGRATS TO THE TEAM!!!
This past 4th of July, while most brands focused on fireworks and flag emojis, Bad Bunny did something else: he dropped the official video for hashtag#NUEVAYoL â a bold, emotional, and deeply political cultural statement.
It blends music, nostalgia, resistance, and Latino pride. From a reimagined Trump radio speech to the Puerto Rican flag on the Statue of Liberty.Â
Like everything Bad Bunny puts out lately, this wasnât just a video drop, but a cultural moment.
Why did it land so hard?
- A timely release that reframes what âIndependence Dayâ means.
- A cultural narrative that speaks to identity and belonging.
- An emotional punchline that says it loud: âJuntos somos mĂĄs fuertes.â
Emotional connection doesnât come from stock imagery or pretty words; it comes from truth, understanding the nuances, storytelling, and specificity. Thatâs what audiences crave: to feel something real.
Have you seen the video? Would love to hear your thoughts â¤ď¸âđĽ
Iâm Alejandra Salazar, Founder & CEO of CROING l Creative Agency. I share audience insights, creative industry events, culturally relevant campaigns, and spotlight women in the industry. Follow me and join the conversation.




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