WWE HOFer Ric Flair Shares Throwback Clip Of Bad Bunny Music Video For Chambea

By Sean Neumann
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Ric Flair is choosing a good week to remember his 2017 collaboration with Bad Bunny.

Just days removed from the Puerto Rican superstar's big win at WWE Backlash, Flair shared a clip on social media of himself and Bunny side-by-side in the music video for "Chambea." 

Bad Bunny has made it a point to be open about his wrestling fandom, often allowing it to intersect with his music. In addition to his video with Flair, he later released a song named after the WWE Hall of Famer Booker T a few years later. Last weekend, the Grammy-winning singer stepped into a WWE ring yet again, this time for his first singles match — a San Juan Street Fight with Damian Priest. With the help of the LWO and known Puerto Rican wrestling stars Savio Vega and Carlito, Bunny walked away victorious. Prior to the match, it was "Chambea" he walked to the ring to for his entrance with the raucous Puerto Rican crowd singing along. 

Flair has interestingly been intertwined with the hip hop scene in recent years. The 16-time world champion's "stylin' and profilin'" has been embraced by several rappers, and the "Nature Boy" is obviously at the heart of 21 Savage's song "Ric Flair Drip." 

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