Bad Bunny's Latest Outfit Paid Tribute to Alexa Ruiz

'Alexa was killed. Not a man in a skirt.'

Bad Bunny is all about breaking down barriers, whether it's with his music or through his clothing. The Puerto Rican singer isn’t afraid to express himself and yesterday, February 28, he made the choice to take a public stand that many are applauding across social media.The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

. And while the performance itself was as stellar as expected, it's the artist's choice of clothing that is getting attention. Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, wore a bold graphic t-shirt that, when translated into English, : "Alexa was killed. Not a man in a skirt." The statement tee is referring to a transgender woman who was killed earlier this week in Puerto Rico., Alexa — also known as Neulisa Luciano Ruiz — was murdered on Monday, February 24, after being reported for using the women's restroom at a McDonald's in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico. A video of Alexa being brutally shot has been populating social media since.

The incident clearly caught the attention of Bad Bunny, who ultimately decided to use his massive platform to draw attention to the situation and fans around the world are praising him for it.

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