Few people beat the LGBT flag at a concert in Dubai despite laws on homosexuality in UAE

Little Mix made the whole statement during his performance in Dubai this weekend, proudly sporting the rainbow flag to defend the rights of LGBT +.

Shout Out To My Ex singers performed at the Global Teacher Prize concert Saturday, alongside Liam Payne and Rita Ora, also in attendance.

Spectators present were surprised to see the pride flag appear on the big screen on stage, knowing that there are strict laws on homobaduality in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates.

The group of girls performed Secret Love Song Pt II, which became a hymn in the gay community.

The ballad is a loving celebration of the desire to freely express one's love in public.

The lyrics include: "Why can not I keep you on the street? / Why can not I kiss on the dance floor? / I wish it to be like that / Why is that? can not be like that? / Because I am yours.

"Why can not I say that I'm in love? / I want to shout at the rooftops / I wish it to be like this / Why can not it be like that? /" Because I'm yours. "

Mix's little singer, Jade Thirlwall, spoke to the meaning of the LGBT + behind the second part of the ballad at the release of her third album Get Weird.

In response to a fan who understood the subtext, Jade tweeted, "I'm so glad you said that, that's how I imagine and how we saw the video in our heads."

In 2017, Little Mix dedicated a Secret Love Song Pt II performance to the LGBT + community as a result of filming at the Pulse gay disco in Orlando, Florida.

Jade, 26, is particularly known for being a strong supporter of the gay community and attended Manchester Pride last year.

Speaking at the event, the popstar told the Manchester Evening News: "I was really excited to be part of the group today and spending time talking to young people. what it means to be an ally.

"It was really emotional. I feel like a person in the eyes of the public and as an artist, it is our duty to educate the public. "