Ja Rulay is criticized for a viral video in a motorcycle race in Cuba: "He didn't have toys as a child."

In the images, the reggaeton artist and another man are pouring their drinks near the motorcycle's exhaust pipe while revving the throttle.


Apparently, Ja Rulay is a fan of motorcycle races, and recently a video of the reggaeton artist participating in one of them in Cuba has gone viral on social media.

The singer shared moments from a race on his Instagram stories, and social media profiles replicated the video.

In the images, Ja Rulay can be seen among several people near a motorcycle, which, based on the model, could be from a modern Japanese brand.

Facebook Capture / Cubans In The World Tv

The singer and another man pour two cans of beer near the motorcycle's exhaust as they rev the engine.

Although it is not clear what the purpose is of pouring beer into the smoke that comes out of the exhaust pipe, judging by the reaction of the people, including that of Ja Rulay himself, it seems to be a way to demonstrate the power of the motorcycle.

The video of the reggaeton artist unleashed a storm of criticism among internet users on Facebook: “He didn’t have toys as a child”; “And when he gets home, he has no electricity”; “If stupidity could have another name, it would be this one”; “I don’t know how there are people who put this type of character on a pedestal who can’t even talk, much less think”; “How they like to inflate these people, how poor they are”; “It’s true that anyone can be a singer, respect for music has been lost in Cuba”; “What a level of superficiality, he should focus his career on helping everyone he can and not speculating so much, I wonder if he has any brain matter, and obviously, his IQ is zero”; “Thanks to all of you who consume the crap music that is distributed, people like this make thousands of dollars.”

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