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A new crisis settles in the corridors of singing in Egypt, after the duo Hassan Shakoush and Reda El Bahrawy quarreled with words and bullying, which required the intervention of the Musicians’ Union.
The story began between the popular duo, when Hassan Shakoush was taking part in a concert in the North Coast region, and around that time he clashed with the singer group Reda El Bahrawy.
While Reda Al-Bahrawi was to present his paragraph after the end of Shakosh, but the rise of his singing group before Shakosh finished singing and before the arrival of Al-Bahrawi himself, brought Shakosh bumping into her and pronouncing incorrect words.
And when Reda El Bahrawy arrived on stage, he videoed Shakush through the microphone, threatening and threatening him through it.
Two days later, Hassan Shakoush took part in another concert, so he decided to repay the debt to Al-Bahrawi and started sending him a hidden message containing sentences calling for the intervention of the Musicians’ Union led by Hani. Shaker.
Where the union decided to stop the duo, and prevent them from issuing singing licenses for a whole month, provided they are prevented from singing for the duration of the suspension, due to their bullying and their exchange of words in front of the public.
In its decision, the Syndicate considered that what happened offends Egyptian art and degrades its value, considering that art over the past decades has guided values and morals, and has never supported the waste of morality.
The statement clarified that these practices came from a duo who did not feel the value of God’s grace upon them in an interview with an audience that has every right to receive what exalts them and does not degrade their worth.
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