AceShowbiz - Jon Hamm has openly expressed how much fun he has while supporting Bad Bunny, embracing the role of his enthusiastic hype man. The actor's recent appearances at some of the Puerto Rican superstar’s concerts have captured attention, highlighting his genuine excitement and vibrant energy. Last summer, Jon Hamm was spotted dancing exuberantly in a Hawaiian shirt and bucket hat during Bad Bunny’s historic 30-show residency at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot in San Juan.

On the February 26 episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers, the host shared a photo of Jon Hamm at one of the concerts, prompting the actor to reenact his celebratory hand-in-the-air dance move to enthusiastic applause from the studio audience. Meyers remarked how surprisingly well Jon Hamm fits into the energetic concert environment despite seeming like an unlikely attendee. Jon Hamm responded, “Dress for the job you want,” referring to his festive tropical attire. He described the show as “spectacular” and said the entire crowd was fully engaged, singing along to every song.

Jon Hamm credited his wife, Anna Osceola, for convincing him to attend one of the concerts, calling the experience “fantastic.” The actor also noted that just a week after that event, he was back at it, appearing in the studio audience again in the same concert outfit during Bad Bunny’s hosting of Saturday Night Live. He proclaimed, “I defy you to find someone having a better time,” while reflecting on his joyful presence throughout the performances.

During the interview, Seth Meyers asked if Jon Hamm and Bad Bunny were friends. While Jon Hamm revealed they are not close friends, he noted they share the same birthday, March 10. When they do interact, the singer permits him to call him by his real name, Benito. In turn, Benito affectionately calls Jon Hamm “Juan Jamón,” a playful nickname that delighted the audience.

Wrapping up the conversation, Jon Hamm reiterated his unmatched enjoyment of these moments, saying once again, “I defy you to find someone having a better time.” His passion for Bad Bunny’s music and performances has made him a notable figure among the artist’s supporters.

For those interested, the full interview and Jon Hamm’s spirited appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers are available to watch online.