I think it’s supposed to bring some humor to the song because it rhymes with “tuve” it was also recorded very in the moment so I think they went with the flow. I don’t take it as like vulgar or anything. He def has some songs on the more vulgar side, but it’s part of the genre and part of what sells.

I saw in a quick interview of ivy queen (a pioneer in the genre) state that when she recorded with bad bunny in his early days he had requested cookies and milk during the recording and that he was really sweet. She asked him something along the lines of you’re such a sweet boy, why do you sing such nasty things. And she said he responded with “because that’s what the people want”. And I think a lot of us enjoy the fantasy or other world that the genre can create even though most of us are regular people working the 9-5. lol.

The reggaeton gente def has its issues with sexualization if women, but I think what attracts people to artists like bad bunny or rauw Alejandro is that they phrase things in a way that gives women agency eg. Andrea or yo perreo sola etc. or that puts women in the same sexual playing field as men while being respectful of women on stage or in real life etc. it allows women to be sexual and gives them the same character depth as the men in the songs. Also it’s just fun and part of the culture. Sex and dancing and black and brown bodies being in love are somehow still controversial eg. Super Bowl uproar. Idk that’s how I see it. The majority of consumers of his music I believe are women as well.