Jam, who was introduced by Trump as a “hot” woman, disabled the comment section of a recent Instagram post after being mocked by commentators.

Nicky Jam, a popular male reggaetón artist from Lawrence, just endorsed former President Donald Trump for reelection. However, Trump made an unfortunate gaffe when introducing the musician. "Latin music superstar, Nicky Jam, you know Nicky? She's hot," Trump said. "Where's Nicky?"

Donald Trump misgendered Reggaeton star Nicky Jam at a campaign rally on Friday in Las Vegas, introducing the male singer as a “hot” woman. The former president then came face-to-face with his blunder as the vocalist joined him on stage.

Nicky Jam has now joined a cohort of reggaetoneros pledging their support for Donald Trump - even if the former president doesn't seem to know who he is. On Friday night, the Puerto Rican musician joined Trump onstage in Las Vegas to endorse him,

Reggaeton star Nicky Jam endorsed Donald Trump at a Las Vegas rally over the weekend, but the former president seemingly had no idea who he was.

The Mexican pop-rock band Maná has removed its 2016 song with Nicky Jam after the Puerto Rican reggaeton singer expressed his support for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump

Dreamers are voicing their disappointment with Nicky Jam after the reggaeton singer endorsed former President Donald Trump last week.

A Reggaeton star reportedly scrubbed his presidential endorsement off social media after former President Donald Trump mistakenly introduced the singer as a "hot" woman at his weekend campaign rally in Las Vegas.