Bad Bunny is a Puerto Rican artist who won the Grammy for Album of the Year in February 2026 with Debí Tirar Más Fotos, played the Super Bowl LX halftime show and finished a 55-show world tour in July 2026. This page covers what has been reported about his earnings, touring, streaming and business ventures. It does not give an estimate of his net worth.
Third-party sites publish net worth estimates for him. We have not verified any of them, so his net worth is not established by the sources reviewed here.
Corrected: October 2026 (unsupported figures removed; not a full re-verification)
This page includes reported figures, not estimates of personal wealth. Tour grosses, streaming totals, viewer counts and media value figures are not the same as net worth. We have not verified his assets, liabilities or contracts.
How much did Bad Bunny earn in 2025?
Forbes estimated his 2025 earnings at $66 million. In its profile, Forbes said just under $30 million of that came from streaming, and about $40 million from his Puerto Rico residency. The same estimate ranked him 10th in the Forbes list of the highest-paid musicians of 2025. These are Forbes estimates, not figures Bad Bunny has confirmed.
How much did his world tour gross?
The Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour ended on July 22, 2026. Billboard reported that, according to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, it grossed $467.5 million and sold 3.1 million tickets over 55 shows. Gross is total ticket revenue. It is not what he took home, and the sources reviewed here do not say how much of it he kept.
What was the Puerto Rico residency worth?
He played a 31-show residency, “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí”, at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in San Juan, according to Rolling Stone. Rolling Stone, which put attendance at more than half a million, reported three separate estimates of its economic impact:
- A University of Puerto Rico economist’s study, which she called “very conservative”, found at least $176.6 million, mostly from documented wages and taxes.
- The tourism group Discover Puerto Rico estimated about $200 million in tourist spending on lodging, transportation and food.
- A Gaither International report estimated $733 million, which includes the estimated value of increased international exposure for Puerto Rico.
These figures describe the impact on Puerto Rico. They are not his earnings, and they come from different methods that should not be added together.
How many streams did Bad Bunny have in 2025?
Spotify named him its most-streamed Wrapped artist globally for the fourth time, with 19.8 billion streams in 2025. Rolling Stone reported that after the Super Bowl, his Spotify streams rose 470 percent in the U.S. and 210 percent globally. How much money those streams paid him is not established here, apart from the Forbes estimate above.
What happened at the Grammys and the Super Bowl?
- Grammys: NPR reported that at the 2026 Grammys, he became the first artist to win Album of the Year for a Spanish-language release, for Debí Tirar Más Fotos.
- Super Bowl halftime: AP reported that Nielsen measured his Super Bowl LX halftime show at 128.2 million viewers.
- Adidas: WWD reported that Launchmetrics calculated $1.6 million in media impact value for Adidas from the sneakers he wore at the show. That is a measure of media exposure, not revenue to him or to Adidas.
His pay for the halftime show and the show’s production budget are not established by the sources reviewed here.
Does Bad Bunny own a restaurant?
He co-owns Gekko, a Japanese steakhouse and lounge in Brickell, Miami, with hospitality figure David Grutman, according to Miami New Times. The same report said UBS provided a $23.5 million refinance loan on the retail condominium units that include the Gekko space, owned by a separate property owner; it did not describe the loan as his.
What was removed from this page?
Earlier unsourced figures and projections were removed, including a net worth estimate, brand-deal and label-deal figures, comparisons with other artists’ net worth, and forecasts of future earnings.
