A “false” clash.. Mahmoud Al-Asili and Muslim present the song “I Don’t Care”

Artist Mahmoud Al-Asili released his latest lyrical work, entitled “I Don’t Care,” in cooperation with festivals singer Muslim, via the social networking sites “YouTube.”

A “false” clash between Mahmoud Al-Osaily and Muslim A video clip showing a clash between festivals singer Muslim and artist Mahmoud Al-Asili had sparked a state of controversy, as the two parties appeared clashing with fists, and those around them were trying to break up the clash between them.

In this context, Muslim published a video clip of his clash with Mahmoud Al-Asili through his official account on the famous video site “Tik Tok”, and it appeared that he had an injury to his head, commenting on it, saying: This is what they call an artist.

He says to Al-Asili: “By God Almighty, I will tell Hamdi Badr that you will pick me up in front of my fiancé,” to which Al-Asili replies: “You are too late for me, I will wait for you for 15 years.”

The window of Muslim and Mahmoud Al-Asili witnessed the interaction of a large segment of the public about the secret of their difference, with comments that included the most prominent of them: “Al-Asili is known all his life to be arrogant and has poor taste, which is not new, I mean, and another added: He says, I swear to God, I will not leave you, and he is not even completely sound.”

It should be noted that this engagement was an advertisement and promotion for the song “I Don’t Care.”

Mahmoud Al-Asili's latest work The latest work of the artist Mahmoud Al-Asili was the song “Ainy Shaifa Vicky”, which was released during the recent period on the social networking site “YouTube”. It was written by Tamer Hussein, composed by Mahmoud Al-Asili, and distributed by Amin Nabil.

Muslim's latest works Earlier, the artist Muslim released the song “One Like You” through his official account on the YouTube video site, and it is the sixth song in the works of the new album.

The song “One Like You” by Muslim, written by the poet Hossam Saeed, composed by Amr El-Shazly, arranged by Amr El-Khodary, and directed by Fahd El-Sayed.