In a 17-minute video, Selly dismissed accusations of promoting drug use and violence at the festival, explaining that security measures and anti-drug messages were in place. He emphasized that hip-hop music, including controversial lyrics, is part of youth culture and that minors attended with parental consent. Selly announced that he would no longer collaborate with the rapper who caused an incident and emphasized the positive economic impact of the festival.
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Selly, după incidentele de la „Beach, Please!”: Dragi părinţi, copiii voştri ascultă hip-hop, nu înseamnă că sunt depravaţi sau drogaţi! Vreţi să interziceţi asta? Eu n-aş vrea să trăiesc într-o ţară unde revine cenzura! Voi ce ascultaţi în tinereţe?
Selly răspunde criticilor aduse festivalului „Beach, Please!”. „Muzica hip – hop nu te face mai depravat”
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