Would slapping fans become the 2024's trend for celebrities?
Mohamed Ramadan and Amr Diab are on the top trends of Egypt
Bassant Elfaramawy
For the past few years, we have witnessed a lot of weird and questioning trends that led to fundamental social issues we are still facing till now, especially with the new generation.
However, most of common trends have been toxic for the audience (mindfully) or trend developers themselves but barely toxic for any other party. Apparently, this theme gets too old to be followed now.
Few weeks ago, social media platforms were full of Amr Diab's video which has shown him angerly slapping one of his fans who tried to take a selfie with him while his performance on the dance floor during the wedding ceremony of producer Mohamed Saadi's son. Some of the wedding invitees have said that this fan's attitude was unbearable and continuously bothering Amr while performing. On the other hand, fans comments on social media platforms have strongly refused to admit how valid this reason might be to slap whoever for whatever. The surprise was folded when Amr Diab decided to file a police report against this fan accusing him of pulling his arm unwillingly with such a nagging attitude. The case is still under investigation and the final word has not been confirmed yet.
Few hours ago, a new case is bombed to take the lights off Amr Diab's latest issue. The Egyptian celebrity Mohamed Ramadan appeared in a video in North Coast streets while walking between his fans. The video shows that one of the fans mocked him with provocative words when he called him "Mohamed Hamdan". This irritated Ramadan to the extent that made him repeats the same aforementioned cycle. He slapped him and started a fight aiming to remove the video this fan has been filming during his mocking words. Likewise, people have been divided between some supporters to his situation and some against his inhumane action.
After all, the situation has not been clear yet. However, do you think that a surprise is waiting for us in this case too?
