Al Shami announces his new song "Massacre"

Al-Shami announced the release of his new song today, through an announcement he published yesterday on his Instagram account, accompanied by the words, “Tomorrow is the massacre.”

Speciale reveals details of Al-Shami's song The song is called "Dawali" and is directed by Fadi Haddad. According to what Al-Shami explained in a number of stories on Instagram, the song has a dabke style with a new spirit with melodic rap. Among the lyrics of the song that Al-Shami announced are: "I am a rose, but a narcissus rose. I am all cold, but it is difficult for me to shiver."

Audience interaction As soon as the ad was published, Al-Shami received, as usual, great comments from his audience, who began explaining the song and who expected great success as long as the song would be dabke, which is the heritage of the Levant.

Al Shami and a billion followers on YouTube A few days ago, Al-Shami celebrated with his fans the fact that his YouTube account reached one billion views in less than a year. On this occasion, he sent a message to his fans, saying: “Work hard, persevere, and believe in yourself above all else. Success is the key to many doors, and life is for those who love adventure.”

The truth about Al-Shami's retirement As for the news that talked about Al-Shami’s retirement, he had previously responded to it by saying, “Don’t worry, I’m staying for a long time,” and he clarified that he had talked about the idea of isolation and not retirement, and with a harsh message to everyone who fights him, saying, “May God curse you, you spiteful people who are afraid of the successful 22-year-old.”

Al-Shami between success and attack To this day, Al-Shami is still topping Arab and international lists, and he is a trend in any news, song, or activity he does.

At the same time, he is subjected to a lot of criticism and attacks from many websites and artists who consider his art a “distortion” of public taste.

Syrian party date Regarding the Syrian concerts, Al-Shami promised after his first visit to Syria that there are great preparations needed for such a concert because Syria needs a special concert that is worthy of it and its audience.