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Yemeni physician and novelist Marwan al-Ghafouri wrote in a tweet: "The kingdom of Blackwater is subject to people's necks and forces them to say what they want."
Al-Ghafoori added, "This poor woman is stuck in the middle and can no longer shut up or speak, she is Zayed's daughter, and everyone who deals with sandwiches is Bin Zayed, which means … the king. of the Al-Zayed family accumulates his sins.
A Yemeni activist commented: "Do not make the story of your father the great artist Ahmed Fathi, who sang a homeland, you must know that it is stripped of its origin without origin, you will stay with their eyes this stranger , they have citizenship if you give it to someone does not protect it.Remove yourself from it, keep your balance and your audience that was with you in all Yemen's son forums. "
Most Yemenis, in their responses, then accused Balqees of stealing Yemeni traditional tunes, which were at the origin of his fame. "Ya Balqees is famous for stealing Yemeni heritage tunes as well as Yemeni songs," said journalist Mohammed al-Jaradi in response to her tweet. "What makes you proud of the United Arab Emirates? The passport they gave you? Or the dirham?"
Yemeni youth Ahmed al-Wali also commented on Balqees Fathi and wrote: "Mubarak Alaik ya Bint Zayed Ahmed Fathi, I will delete all your songs from my device.
But the most scathing answer was the one that asked Bilqis to change her name, as the name she wears belongs to one of Yemen's most famous queens of history.
Some Yemenis have started to suggest names instead of Belkis, such as "camel, nahuf" and other names ironically.
Other Yemenis went to remind Balqees Fathi of his father's patriotic songs. "As long as you refuse, Balqees, your origin and your Yemeni deserve to stop singing Yemeni works," wrote Amer al-Dumaini in this regard.
The controversy has evolved to the point that some people have boycotted Belkis Fathi's songs. "They even boycotted their songs: Hussein al-Jasmi and Ahlam al-Shamsi, Belkis Fathi, Ayda al-Menhali and Abdullah al-Khair. Emirati artist, remove their chains from your devices. "
In an effort to sympathize with her, Yemeni activist Mohammed al-Masmari told him: "Everyone knows that you wrote this tweet and that you are not happy.
The Yemeni writer Wissam Mohammed: "Balqees is the legitimate heir to the singer of Arab origin Zikra, the summary of the art of the school of his father, Ahmed Fathi, and the last serious of the spirit of this earth. "
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