How did Nawal Al Zoghbi respond to a follower who criticized her new album?

Lebanese artist Nawal Al Zoghbi announced the reasons behind releasing the songs from her new album, "Ya Mash'aer," so often. This came in response to criticism from a follower on the X platform regarding the way her current album was released.

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Nawal Al Zoghbi interacts with her fans Nawal Al Zoghbi explained that she worked on every song on the album as if it were a hit, and said: “When I work on every song, it’s as if it were the hit of the album, and it has support that’s no different from the song before it. I like to give a little time between each song.”

In this regard, Nawal Al Zoghbi revealed that she will release the song "Madi Wa Fat" in 3 days, saying: "That means in 3 days you will hear the past and the past."

One of her followers criticized in his post the way she released the album, pointing out that it kills the enthusiasm, and he said: Seriously, the way the album was released killed my enthusiasm. I mean, it's not reasonable that it hasn't all been released. In my opinion, even if it had 20 good songs, it would still get its due. With all due respect to you, Madam Nawal, the way the album was released kills our enthusiasm.

In another comment, one of the followers said: “Oh, golden, so every two weeks a song like this will be the pattern.” The artist responded by saying: “And maybe every week.”

He stated that Nawal Al Zoghbi released the album's first song, "Ya Mashaer," a week ago. The song was written by Ahmed Essam, composed by Cheb Samer, and arranged by Omar Sabbagh. The video clip was directed by Rami Nabha.

Nawal Al Zoghbi previously stated that the album includes 12 diverse songs that combine Egyptian and Lebanese dialects, noting that the work is distinguished by its diverse melodies and lyrics, and is completely different from any of her previous releases.