Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab sparked controversy during a concert she gave last night in Kuwait as part of the “Road Rush” races at the Sports Theater, which witnessed a large audience presence .
During her speech about the late composer Mohamed Rahim, who died a few days ago, she expressed her sadness and recalled her memories of him, recalling a group of songs that brought them together, such as: “Sabry Little”, “I ‘m in Love”, “The Sensitive String” and “Feelings”. She also invited the audience to recite Al-Fatiha for their souls.
However, an off-the-cuff statement on her part sparked controversy when she said, “We’re doing the wrong thing,” in a slip of the tongue that she quickly corrected by apologizing to the audience, explaining that she didn’t mean what she had said. She jokingly added, “I told you not to talk on the mic now…it’ll be a trend.”
This statement sparked a wave of comments on social networks, where followers were divided between those who considered that what had happened was an inadvertent slip of the tongue, and those who thought that this statement could be an unjustified insult to the memory of the late composer.
Journalist Najla Abu Al-Naga wrote on her Facebook account that Sherine “is one of the most talented and presentable personalities, but she suffers from problems and troubles, and what happened to her is only a slip of the tongue and she needs support.”
Under the title “Sherine’s Bad Girl”, the poet Abdel Rahim Taye described the situation saying: Sherine made a linguistic error and needs someone who is intelligent in the language to accompany her in her concerts, his statements and dialogues. star. She must know how to maintain this great celebrity.
Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab’s concert witnessed an atmosphere full of emotions and interaction, as Sherine presented numerous segments combining singing, human solidarity and joking with her fans.
In a humanitarian gesture, Sherine congratulated the Lebanese people on the occasion of the announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon, expressing her solidarity with them by saying: “Congratulations to the Lebanese people for the ceasefire -fire”. She dedicated the audience to the song “I love you, Lebanon”, highlighting her love and support for the Lebanese people in their ordeal.
In a fun aspect of the concert, Sherine joked with her audience that she would not remarry and would remain “single” while performing her song “I Don’t Like This Talk.” She was not satisfied with this, but added an atmosphere of fun by introducing the song “Honey of My Life”, then laughing: “Black Honey”.
During the concert, Sherine dazzled the audience by performing a group of her famous songs, such as: “Al-Kadabeen”, “Kada Ya Qalbi” and “Katar Khairy”, in addition to performing the masterpiece of ‘Umm Kulthum “A thousand and one”. The nights. »
This is Sherine’s first concert in the Arab region following the release of her latest album, “I Wish I Forget You”, which she released on digital platforms. The concert saw the presence of a number of his song makers, such as Aziz Al-. Shafi’i, the distributor Touma, the poet Muhammad Madin and the poet Bahaa El-Din Muhammad, in addition to the presence of his two daughters Maryam and here.