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“My Style, My Choice” Mohamed Ramadan seemed unbothered at Coachella!
Mohamed Ramadan is brushing off the public’s disapproval of his Coachella concert look! The famous artist recently shared his thoughts on his journey from humble beginnings to international stages, making it clear he prefers his current VIP lifestyle, despite missing some aspects of his past.
After his recent look and performance on the iconic Coachella stage, he created quite the buzz. From proudly waving the Egyptian flag to sporting an outfit reminiscent of a dance costume, the concert was packed with memorable moments, captured in a series of eye-catching photos!
From Metro Stops to VIP Treatment
Mohamed Ramadan reflected on his past, reminiscing about waiting at metro stations to meet friends for a cinema trip followed by a cheap koshari meal and carefree laughter.
Those days were simple, with only studies to worry about. Now, he finds himself at private aviation airports in Los Angeles, heading to perform at Coachella as a VIP.
He enjoys sushi in the air and appreciates the perks, but admits the friendships and laughter aren’t quite the same.
‘Old Days’ Versus Now
Despite acknowledging the nostalgia for simpler times, Mohamed Ramadan made a bold statement, he said if given the choice between his past and present, he would choose his current life without hesitation, appreciating the success and opportunities he has now.
Controversy Ignored
This statement comes after the artist faced criticism for his outfit choice at the Coachella festival in the United States. Although his performance included raising the Egyptian flag and dedicating a song to his country, some audience members weren’t impressed with his attire, describing it as a dance suit and considering it provocative.
Despite the criticism, Mohamed Ramadan seems unfazed, focusing on the positives of his present reality.
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