Cuban reggaeton artist Jacob Forever delivers a message at a weekend concert: "When Cuba is free, this will be sung on the Malecón."

Last weekend in Louisville, Kentucky, Cuban reggaeton artist Jacob Forever issued a powerful statement against communism while defending Cuban freedom during his concert. He took a moment to speak to the audience and express his opinion on the situation in Cuba.

He addressed the audience, commenting: "There are people who are inflating, there are two or three crazy people who are inflating," "In life you have to have principles, values, you have to have ethics, moral definition, and you have to be clear about what you want, because when a man makes a decision, I know it's painful. Not being able to go to your homeland, not being able to see your family, but you have to have values ​​and be clear about reality."

Famous for his popular song "Hasta que se seque el malecón," he has expressed his opposition to Cuba's communist regime and urged the Cuban expatriate community to remain steadfast in their pursuit of freedom. "Down with communism, freedom for Cuba! Here we are in a free country, where we look for money, and if you want to see your family, call Risa Travel and take your family to Punta Cana like I do," he added:

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"And when Cuba is free, this will be sung on the Malecón. Where are the Cubans who want freedom? What's the deal?" he asked, prompting the crowd to erupt in applause and chants in support of the island's liberation.

Many fans interpreted his comments as a message directed at the Cuban reggaeton artist known as Bebeshito: "Tough Jacob, tough against Bebesito. Jacob is always very tough, and he got up on his own when Alexander left him, and look how he did it all by himself. Very tough Jacob." "That was direct and clear for El Bebesito." "Damn, it was direct for El Bebesito." "It couldn't be clearer, go Chevecito, Micha, Lenier, and two or three others who disrespect the exile community."