Melania Trump has drawn attention by using a song by Latino singer Bad Bunny in an Instagram post, just weeks following her husband Donald Trump's negative remarks about the artist's Super Bowl halftime performance. In the post, Melania shared a clip featuring photos of a dress she wore at her husband's second inauguration, accompanied by Bad Bunny's hit "DtMF" ("Debí Tirar Más Fotos"). This unexpected choice of music raises questions about Melania's musical tastes and her views on cultural issues, especially given her husband's controversial stance on immigration and Latinx culture.

Bad Bunny, a Puerto Rican artist, has been vocal against the Trump administration's harsh immigration policies, including the actions of ICE, and he famously performed his Super Bowl appearance entirely in Spanish to make a statement. Donald Trump criticized Bad Bunny's halftime show, calling it one of the worst he had ever seen. The use of Bad Bunny's song by Melania, juxtaposed with her husband’s criticisms, offers a glimpse into potential contrasts in their personal interests and public positions, leading to speculation about whether she supports her husband's political views.

The choice of music and the nature of Melania's post serve to highlight conflicting perceptions of Trump's administration, particularly in relation to Latinx communities. As social media users pointed out, the irony of her song selection could indicate a more nuanced personal stance, suggesting Melania might not entirely align with her husband's public criticisms of the artist. This has reignited discussions around celebrity influence and the intersection of politics and culture, particularly regarding how public figures navigate their identities amidst ongoing political tensions.