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It is false that the Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny handed his Grammy award to Liam Conejo Ramos, the Ecuadorian boy detained along with his father by immigration agents in the city of Minneapolis; it is actually child actor and model Lincoln Fox.
Social media posts are sharing a moment from Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance, where he hands his Grammy award to a child.
According to these messages, the child is Liam Conejo Ramos, a boy who was detained along with his father during an ICE raid in the city of Minneapolis.
"If you didn't know...", some of these messages begin, continuing, "The kid who came out at the end, when Bad Bunny gave him the Grammy, is Liam Conejo, the kid ICE detained in Minnesota and who was released a few days ago." They conclude by thanking the singer.
Es un actor infantil
The child to whom Bad Bunny hands his Grammy award during his Super Bowl halftime performance is not Liam Conejo Ramos, the Ecuadorian boy who was detained with his father in Minneapolis. It is Lincoln Fox Ramadan, a child actor and model who shared his experience with the Puerto Rican artist on his social media.
A reverse image search of the photo shared on social media leads to a post on the Instagram account of child actor Lincoln Fox Ramadan.
The post shares a video of the moment with a message in which Lincoln says, "I’ll remember this day forever! @badbunnypr – it was my truest honor."
The account bio states that he is five years old and is the son of Argentine and Egyptian parents. It also indicates that he is a child model and actor, as can be seen in his profile on bold.pro, a digital platform for creating online professional profiles.
Additionally, the account includes his photographs. Comparing these to the child from the Super Bowl and to Liam Ramos during his detention by ICE proves that it is Lincoln Fox.
Furthermore, U.S. media outlets reacted to the circulation of this false claim on social media and concluded that it was not Liam Conejo Ramos but Lincoln Fox, whose role in the show was to represent Bad Bunny himself as a child.
Disinformation regarding immigration raids in the U.S.
The deployment ordered by President Donald Trump of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Border Patrol in predominantly Democratic cities reached its most tragic point with the death of two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis.
Protests over the deaths in Minneapolis and against ICE and Border Patrol raids have served as fuel for the circulation of numerous pieces of false and misleading content on social media.
Images of protests and ICE arrests generated with artificial intelligence, as well as posts with false authorship or attempts by members of the U.S. government to impose their own narrative, have been among the pieces of disinformation debunked by EFE Verifica in recent weeks.
Therefore, the minor who appeared in Bad Bunny's performance during the Super Bowl show is child actor and model Lincoln Fox and not Liam Ramos, contrary to what is being claimed on social media.
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