The Cuban influencer Kenny Robert is back to his antics on social media, and this time the target was none other than Oniel Bebeshito, in light of his latest music video, "Carne".
Dressed in a Sid costume, the sloth from Ice Age, Kenny started to listen to the new song while moving with a carefree attitude, until the rhythm took over him. Unable to contain himself, he exploded, grabbed a bag, and pretended to throw the reggaeton artist inside to toss him in the trash.
“Shut up! Not another piece of meat!”, he yelled, accompanied by gestures and grimaces. “Who do you think you are now, Ali Baba and the 40 thieves? No, neither your wife is Hürrem nor are you Suleiman,” he said, provoking laughter from his followers.
The references are not free. In the video "Carne," Bebeshito is dressed in an Arabic-style suit, surrounded by dancers wearing outfits inspired by the Middle East, and even the rhythm of the song evokes the typical music of that region.
Kenny, as always, held nothing back. His satire combines costumes, absurd humor, and a healthy dose of criticism towards the pretentiousness of some reggaeton artists. What about Bebeshito's response? So far, silence on social media... but surely the meat isn't fully cooked yet.
Frequently asked questions about the controversy between Kenny Robert and Oniel Bebeshito
What happened between Kenny Robert and Oniel Bebeshito on social media?
Kenny Robert criticized the new music video by Oniel Bebeshito, "Carne," using a costume and satirical humor. Kenny pretended to place the reggaeton artist in a trash bag, making comments about the video's Arab aesthetic and Bebeshito's supposed air of grandeur.
What is the theme of the music video "Carne" by Oniel Bebeshito?
The music video for "Carne" has an Arab aesthetic and is filled with intense colors, provocative choreography, and clothing inspired by the Middle East. The song maintains the provocative style and sexual innuendos that characterize Bebeshito.
How has the theme "Carne" been received by the audience?
"Carne" has generated a wave of comments and reactions on social media. While some praise the production and style of Bebeshito, others criticize the lack of innovation and the repetitive use of sexual themes in his songs. However, the song is already trending on digital platforms.
Why did Kenny Robert dress up as Sid the Sloth to criticize Bebeshito?
Kenny Robert often uses costumes and absurd humor as part of his satirical style on social media. The costume of Sid, the sloth, was used to add a humorous and critical touch to his comment on the new release by Bebeshito, emphasizing the carefree and mocking nature of his critique.
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