Solo Artist · King of Latin Trap
Most frequent collaborator: La Paciencia · 75 tracks
Holds writing credit on 112 of 113 tracks
Yes. Bad Bunny, real name Benito Martínez Ocasio, holds a writing credit on 99% of his tracks. He writes his own Spanish-language lyrics and co-writes the music with his production teams, above all Tainy and the duo La Paciencia. He rarely writes entirely alone, but he is the author of his verses on nearly everything.
Across all 113 tracks: how many Bad Bunny wrote alone, how many they co-wrote, and how many were written by others. The bracket marks every track they hold any writing credit on.
Share of all 113 tracks where they are personally credited, by role.
Bad Bunny's writing credit per album, in release order. Hover any bar for the album.
Where Bad Bunny sits on the scale from a pure performer (0%, sings songs written by others) to a complete author (100%, writes everything). The bright marker is their catalogue authorship score, plotted against other artists on the site.
Reference artists spread across the scale, closest by genre and era.
None of the signature songs above fall in this category.
Covers all 6 studio albums.
Rimas Entertainment
Rimas Entertainment
Rimas Entertainment
Rimas Entertainment
Rimas Entertainment
Rimas Entertainment
No albums from this decade.
Bubble size = tracks worked on together. LP La Paciencia · RR Roberto Rosado · M Mag · MB Marco Borrero · T Tainy · MM Marco Masís
Data Insight
Bad Bunny writes all his own lyrics exclusively in Spanish, a deliberate artistic choice he has never compromised despite immense commercial pressure to record in English. His authorship rate is effectively 100% across his entire discography, and his lyrics are notable for their specificity to Puerto Rican culture and speech patterns, their candid treatment of masculinity and emotion, and their playful, ever-shifting self-presentation.
Quick Facts
Creative Fingerprint
A Latin superstar who writes his own material: Bad Bunny is credited on 99% of his tracks, penning his own Spanish-language lyrics and co-writing the music with his production teams, above all Tainy and La Paciencia.
The Story
Bad Bunny (born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, March 10, 1994) is a Puerto Rican rapper, singer, and songwriter who has become the most-streamed artist in the world (a distinction he held on Spotify for multiple consecutive years) and one of the defining artists of the 2020s globally. He grew up in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, bagging groceries at a supermarket while uploading music to SoundCloud, and his 2017 collaboration 'Sube y Baja' with DJ Luian and Mambo Kingz led to a deal with Hear This Music and an introduction to DJ Snake, whose 'Taki Taki' spread his name internationally. His debut album X 100pre (2018) was released on Christmas Eve with 24 hours' notice and announced his complete artistic vision: Latin trap, reggaeton, R&B, and ballads delivered in unfiltered, colloquial Puerto Rican Spanish, with Bad Bunny writing every word himself. YHLQMDLG (2020) and El Último Tour del Mundo (2020), which became the first all-Spanish album to reach number one on the Billboard 200, established him as a generational phenomenon. Un Verano Sin Ti (2022) became the most-streamed Spanish-language album in history and the first Spanish-language album to be nominated for the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. Beyond music, Bad Bunny has become a cultural crossover figure through his work in professional wrestling (WWE), acting (Bullet Train), and fashion.