Abu postpones "world war" for Lebanon

Egyptian singer Abu announced the postponement of the release of his new song, "World War", due to the current events in Lebanon. It was scheduled to be released yesterday, Wednesday.

"Abu" sent a message of apology to the audience through a video clip on his official Instagram account: "Today, the World War song was supposed to be released, and I apologize to you because of the terrorist events that are happening from the occupying entity in Lebanon."

"Abu" said: "But this also takes me to the subject that art, whether visual or audio... a movie, a play, an artistic painting, whatever the type of art, is considered the breath that people get after the hustle and bustle of life and the details and problems they experience in their daily lives. A person wants to take a break and the breath to go read a literary story or watch a play or listen to a song or attend a concert."

Abu: I can't download the song He revealed the reason that prompted him to decide to postpone the song, adding, "Abu": "I personally chose to postpone this song after I had calls with my friends in Lebanon, and I saw that life there is really difficult. I felt that I would not be able to release the song, but that does not mean that anyone who releases any artistic work is wrong in any way because as I told you, art is the place that people go to in order to escape the difficulty of the reality of life," concluding that he will announce in the coming period the new date for the release of his song "World War."