Mohamed Attia in solidarity with Palestine in the "Watermelon" clip

The Egyptian artist, Mohamed Attia , released a song in support of Palestine, titled “Watermelon,” with his lyrics and music.

In the music video, Attia appears destroying a blue soda can, in reference to the boycott campaigns, and then eating a watermelon with a group of dancers wearing the Palestinian keffiyeh.

The song "Watermelon" is distributed by Charbel Mazraani, directed by Ruba Nour El Din, and produced by A+Plus Music and Anas Nasri.

It is worth noting that the red watermelon is considered a symbol of the struggle against the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories because its colors are similar to the colors of the Palestinian flag.

Lyrics of the song "Watermelon" The lyrics of the song say:

You are a star in your ads, but I am the Sultan of my time

You live your whole life hoping to take my place.

Red green white black my colors make you suffer

If you understand it too much, it's okay. I'll say it again.

My name was mentioned before yours years ago, even on the maps

No matter how much you pay in cash, no matter how much you bring in intermediaries

My name is bigger than your being, why are you so angry and angry?

Say my name

Watermelon

You're goddamn right

This is a donkey and a sweet

Sugar and purity

On the knife, dad

Rich and Raya for watermelon

Watermelon Watermelon Watermelon

Your taste is bad, my taste is refined sugar

In history, I am a dead book and you are two lines in the curriculum

You are a failed copy of the original me and you are the duplicate

No one can compete with me. Come on, dad, your path is green.

The devil is in your head, make you understand that I am going to die

Go away and play, you clever one, just play, just play

You came to play with me, calm down, you will wear the best trap

When I tell you to shut up, you shut up. When I tell you to spit, you spit.