Aleyna Tilki reacts to music industry with profanity: 'They want me to perform at venues where I was harassed'
Pop singer Aleyna Tilki, whose concerts have been canceled, expressed her outrage in a video shared on her social media account. Stating that powerful figures in the industry are trying to block her, Tilki said, They want me to die. They really want me to disappear. They want me to perform again in places where I was harassed and where my mental health was damaged in the past, before using profanity toward the industry.
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Pop singer Aleyna Tilki has made highly controversial claims regarding the music world in her latest post.
"IS IT NORMAL FOR THEM TO WANT ME TO DIE?"
Stating that she is being prevented from taking the stage, Tilki said in the video she shared on her social media account, "Things can be tough in the business world, but is it normal for them to want me to die? They want me to die. They really want me to disappear. They want me to perform again in places where I was harassed and where my mental health was damaged in the past," she said.
The famous singer, whose voice was seen trembling at times, used profanity while stating that she has always been blocked in the industry.
Tilki shared the video with the following words:
"You already know that my concerts have been canceled and I have been banned from certain places because of my existence and my stance. Furthermore, the people who have worked me mercilessly since my childhood at the cost of my life are now trying to keep me away from the stages where I belong just to make more money. And the artists who dominate the industry alongside those who work me are the people who support this situation the most.
And these are names you know very well. I have a comfort in my life that is much greater than the money you dream of, and that is singing in the place where I belong! I miss singing so much, and my audience is expecting a concert from me this New Year's! Only those who want to listen to me can solve this situation... Because they continue to listen to the songs I release anyway.
As for the rest, I complain to my dear God."