I have enough experience with “unity concerts” or similar events in my short 30-something years on earth to realize they’re generally not contentious affairs.
Artists get up, sing their best-known songs, almost always with uncontroversial themes, and engage in uplifting banter with the audience that few humans could possibly disagree with. In other words, it’s hardly a Public Enemy show.
If you ever have to say that something you said or did at a “unity concert” was “taken out of context,” let’s face facts here: you’ve screwed up. For Norwegian-Muslim rapper Kaveh Kholardi, however, that doesn’t even begin to express just how deep the screw-up goes.
According to the Times of Israel, the 23-year-old Kholardi could face legal action after taking the stage and cursing the “f****** Jews” during an Oslo event meant to celebrate diversity.
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