Elissa ignores the demands of her fans: Do you act like Lady Gaga?

The Lebanese singer, Elissa, ignored requests for her to delete the joint song with Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred, following he was convicted of raping a girl in France in 2016, and Elissa remained silent, which exposed her to criticism from a wide Arab audience.

Why the singer #elissa I didn’t stand in solidarity with those I worked with as a duet #Saad _ Lamjarred Why didn’t we hear her sense or news. I mean, if she knew that he was innocent, and that’s why she worked with him, why wouldn’t we see her in solidarity with him? And the biggest disaster is if she knows that he is a rapist, how did she work with a rapist? @elissakh pic.twitter.com/qyk5DTU8At — الداشر الشائر (@aldashr_alshatr) February 24, 2023

Lamjarred was convicted of raping Laura (she was 20 years old) in Paris in 2016. Last Friday, the French judiciary issued a decision to imprison Lamjarred for six years and pay a fine.

Activists moved on the communication sites to demand that Elissa delete the duet song “From the First Minute”, which she collected with the Moroccan star last year. They said that this measure would prove her bias towards women, and she is the one who raises the banner of defending women’s rights, and she dedicated it in the song “Ya My Mirror”, which she released in 2015.

Elissa made a clip for the song “My Mirror, My Mirror”, which talks regarding violence once morest women, then she made a song with Saad Lamjarred, the abuser and the rapist. Elissa is riding the wave, but she is neither once morest violence nor does she have a problem with rape. Don’t be like Elisa — Malak Khaled (@Malakhaled) February 25, 2023

They also said that this procedure would be similar to what American star Lady Gaga resorted to in 2019, when she apologized to her fans and deleted her song “Do what you want”, which was released in 2013 with American singer R Kelly, following he was sentenced to 30 years in prison for sexual assault. on children and women.

Lady Gaga, she made a 2013 duet called Do what you want with R Kelly. Two years later, the latter was accused of rape and harassment. The way the media fought her at the time, and they arrived because they erased her entire career because of a song! She apologized in turn and deleted the song out of respect for the rape victims from all music platforms.#elissa #Saad _ Lamjarred #lamjareed pic.twitter.com/Z0g7WYcPz7 — الداشر الشائر (@aldashr_alshatr) February 25, 2023

However, Elissa, until today, Monday, did not issue any position, which prompted many to accuse her of remaining silent regarding a person convicted of harassment and rape, which means that she does not condemn him, contrary to her feminist discourse.