Bad Bunny look-alike contest // S.F
This Thursday, Feb. 5th, a Bad Bunny look-alike contest will take place – just days before the reggaeton star is set to perform at the Super Bowl in Santa Clara.
The winner will receive $100 cash and a Tacolicious gift card. Here’s how to participate for free.
Tacolicious
741 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
Thursday, Feb 5 from 5 pm to 8 pm.
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We’re throwing a Bad Bunny Lookalike Contest on Thursday, Feb 5 at Tacolicious (Valencia St) — just in time for Super Bowl week in the Bay! 🎤🌴🕶️
🎉 Pull up in your best Benito fit
🎁 Win prizes, gift cards, and Lotería merch
🎶 Stay for Bad Bunny Night inside Tacolicious — featuring themed cocktails, a special menu, and Lotería games with more chances to win!
🕔 Contest registration at 5PM
👑 Show starts at 5:30PM
🌮 Bad Bunny Night & Lotería: 6–8PM
FREE to attend | All ages welcome
Tag your crew and meet us there 👉 Event link here.
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About event:
Mission Loteria, an event planning group that supports Latin-owned businesses, is hosting the look-alike contest in honor of the Puerto Rican superstar, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio.
The event is set to take place at the Mission District Mexican restaurant Tacolicious on Feb. 5, three days before the big game at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.
The organizer:
Mission Loteria also plans to host its classic lotería, often called Mexican bingo, but “with a reggaetón twist.”
Mission Lotteria previously hosted a Selena look-alike contest at Dolores Park last spring to mark the 30th anniversary of the Mexican American singer’s death. Known as the “Queen of Tejano Music,” Selena was killed in 1995.
There have also been look-alike contests dedicated to Oakland native and “Euphoria” star Zendaya, British actor Dev Patel and the stereotypical performative man, all stemming from the social trend that went the viral after a Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest in New York City in November 2024.
Bad Bunny has been in the global spotlight since his halftime show performance was announced in the fall, sparking outrage from President Donald Trump and his supporters, many of whom have taken issue with his political beliefs.
Nonetheless, the teaser video to his performance, released last week, has broken the world record for most-liked Super Bowl teaser. With more than 8 million likes as of Tuesday, Jan. 20, the clip has already beat out teaser videos from recent Super Bowl halftime performers Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar by millions.
