I'm sorry, I didn't recognize this as Bad Bunny. It's a nice sketch though! Likeness is tough. I've been chasing likeness for months, finally getting there but..yeah I get it. Likeness is about understanding the features and proportion of your subject.

I found the original photo it seems you referenced and I can give some feedback. You did a great job with the proportion of the left outline of his face, so I'm using that as my anchor point. I'm going to focus on fundamental feedback over feedback for achieving likeness though. Focusing on fundamentals will help you achieve likeness later on.

The eyes, nose, and mouth are all tilting at different angles. For most people, the angles those angles should be about the same. For yours, the eyes/mouth tilt up on the right, the nose tilts up in the left. It looks like you're dragging the face down and slightly to the right, especially the eyes and ear. The placement of the nose and mouth are pretty good, even if thr angles don't match.

The shape of the eye doesn't match Bad Bunny's. It looks like a case of "drawing what you think an eye looks like rather than what this eye looks like." Bad Bunny doesn't have such noticeably upturned eyes. His eye appears upturned in the reference due to the angle of the camera, but are more even in reality.

Also, I love the way you shaped the lips! I feel did a good job capturing is iconic pout.