Our singers involved in drug history, crime and prostitution

We are personally witnessing many recent sad events involving protagonists of musical scenes.

Nearly every day, young singers come out, but those who have already created their baggage seem to be on the wrong path.

Perhaps the popularity and pursuit of worldly trends make them an example of world - renowned singers and becoming part of categories of people who cannot be set as a good example.

The news of the singers ' consumption of alcohol is almost daily in the media. But are there more serious things on the music scene that cannot be written and said? Are drugs, alcohol, violence, crime, and prostitution massively consumed? Are there singers who sell for a photo set, a song, or a clip? Are there concert organisers who force singers to prostitution?

To shed some light on these arguments, we developed a conversation with some popular singers who have experience on the music scene, but not all were willing to answer our questions, perhaps out of fear or out of what to say, or perhaps that we had touched them in the callos.

However, some more courageous ones do not avoid it but prefer to express their opinion.

SHOTA BARARY, ” MANY KOLEGS ARE COUND IN THE GREAT GREAT”
To be honest, I believe there is all but a little bit in the world of art in general, and I say that literally, given that I've seen, and with my eyes full of colleagues and colleagues, who have seemed to be very famous or where I know it and have gone into the wrong ways, where fights are not lacking. We all sometimes consume alcohol when it is at times, but we certainly measure up and then control ourselves. I've never had enough to remember my actions. There's no way I'm trying to be nice to people and fans. I stop on the street, I talk freely to them, so there's been a problem with someone. But I've been present on several occasions, when they wanted to beat some of the singers in the middle of the concert and I've been surprised by them, how they can tell themselves VIP and associate with all sorts of people! As for the organizers, I don't think they force singers into these streets, but they can do it on their own. The only way to stop these phenomena is to be normal people, not fly too much with abnormal ambitions, to be correct in the work we do and the good come in a row. We don't need to go through the first step to the end because no human has become famous or money overnight. It takes hard work and energy. If we implement these two, of course the bad things don't come after us from”, Kosovo singer Shota Baraliu expresses concern about these phenomena.

ST RESI, ” K A MANY SONGS USE NARCOTIC SUFFECTS”

None of this is good. It's just a reality we have to face every day in social life. There are many female singers who use narcotic or otherwise called cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy, heroin. I've seen a lot of eyes and I'm sorry about that. There are also many cases that they sell their bodies for fame or, more specifically, to reach a certain degree in the Albanian market. This is the evil of this reality, because there are many victims who cause curiosity to forget the real reality”, the renowned rapper Archimed Lusaj (Stresia) points out with great courage.

J YST E VUL, ” SUCCESS OF AFFAIRS CHILDREN TYRE”
” The Albanian scene is clearly far from such evils, but there is a small number that we can count on fingers that consume drugs, but so far they haven't gone through the use doses, we're criminals to exaggerate. As far as alcohol is concerned, almost every adult (more or less) is consumed, and few are the ignorant. Prostitution in Albanian music I don't think there is. I'm not aware of that, and I've never heard of anything like that. As for the organizers, they are people who do organization seriously, never can they have that kind of immunity to force them to do so, that's absurd. Albanian music has its own conditions, which organisers must meet, otherwise they can not link any kind of agreement or contract. I for a show ask for these conditions: ” The sum of the money for a show to be made with prepaid that on the day of the agreement on the date and schedule, the four-star hotel, for me and my staff, caregivers, etc. I think and hope, thanks to our thinking and our circumstances, that many more generations will walk in a safe way. The Albanian people are not as busy or overwhelmed by work as long as they don't have time to educate children”, the popular singer Judge Vollaj concludes.

GO LD AG, ” S HPRESS A PENDOUS DAY”
Unfortunately, there are such phenomena in the world of all Albanian music. As for narcotics, there are numerous cases, but I hope that one day they will regret what they do because it's better later than ever. And in the case of singers who get to the point of success without talent, but in other ways, they're temporary and won't be mentioned for long. As for the organizers, that's not on my brain list, but I hope there are cases like this. These bad phenomena are fought only when everyone knows and controls their work, with God's talent and without any kind of drunkenness, you must be the one/what you are, says rapper Gold Ag. /Panorama/