In the aftermath of a concert controversy involving Pakistani singer Bilal Saeed, the rap star has broken his silence, expressing regret for what he described as a “wrong reaction” to his audience.
The controversy unfolded when a short video clip of Bilal aggressively throwing the microphone into the crowd after abruptly stopping a song and leaving the show went viral. This was reportedly in response to “some boys in the crowd who were misbehaving” during the concert. The incident received mixed responses, with some condemning the singer for a “violent” reaction and others considering it a “publicity stunt.”
Bilal addressed the situation on Saturday morning, issuing a clarification on his Instagram stories. In the statement, he emphasized the significance of the stage in his life, stating that performing for his fans has always been his top priority, even in the face of challenges like sickness, stress, or worries.
While confirming that someone in the crowd was misbehaving, Bilal admitted that it wasn’t the first time such an incident had occurred. However, he acknowledged that it was the first time he reacted inappropriately, stating, “I should have never left the stage.”
The Adhi Adhi Raat star emphasized that regardless of the circumstances, nothing should have interfered with the respect his stage deserved from him.
Bilal Saeed is a prominent figure in the Pakistani music industry, recognized as one of the first rappers. He gained fame with hits like “12 Saal” in 2012 and continued to release popular songs, including “Uchiyaan Deewaran.”
