She had sung 'Zero Tolerance': Hadise responds to criticism over 'Narin Güran'
Singer Hadise, who faced backlash for singing her song 'Zero Tolerance' for Narin Güran, who was murdered in Diyarbakır, during the O Ses Türkiye New Year's Special program, has responded to the criticism.
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Hadise's actions while performing on the O Ses Türkiye New Year's Special sparked reactions.
Taking the stage to sing, Hadise stated that she wanted to dedicate the song to 8-year-old Narin Güran, who was brutally murdered in Diyarbakır.
Hadise's performance of the song 'Zero Tolerance' drew criticism on social media. The famous singer spoke out for the first time following the backlash.
Speaking to 2. Sayfa, Hadise said she was "very saddened." The famous singer stated that she has been performing the acoustic version of Zero Tolerance at her concerts for a long time to commemorate Narin.
Hadise said the following:
“I was very saddened. What I wanted to convey was something very sincere. Those who have been watching my concerts for a long time know; before the acoustic version of Zero Tolerance, I make a small speech so that we do not forget our Narins.
Why Zero Tolerance? Zero tolerance for murderers, zero tolerance for monsters… May new laws be enacted in 2025. I am a woman who knows very well what to say, where, and when. I do not think I did anything wrong, but I am very saddened.”
