Adi Beatty responds to the allegations: “This is a highly distorted...

Young singer Adi Beatty released a revealing and provocative clip yesterday (Sunday) that provoked stormy reactions on social media out of anger and shame. The clip includes sexually explicit situations that can lead many to embarrassment. Among the critics of the singer was MK Tehla Friedman who wrote against Beatty: “Women can also strengthen the rape culture. a fact. Witness Beatty. This is not a culture. Not art. This is a clear and immediate danger for us and for our boys and girls “but it was not long before the singer decided to respond to MK Friedman’s claims, and she does not repeat her choice at all.

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“Is the corona over? I thought there were a lot of things to deal with during the difficult time we are in. People without jobs, without subsistence, people’s livelihoods are collapsing – and Lady Fame is all about that,” Beatty begins. “It turns out that there is a lot of free time in the Knesset. I am sad that in 2020 a Knesset member in Israel thinks that Israeli girls should dress like Iran or the Taliban. Where is the freedom of expression, freedom of art, and the right of every person to dress and be photographed as he wishes.” Beatty continues to attack Friedman: “I’m not excited about politicians. They paint the truth as they please.”

Beatty does not remain indifferent to the accusation because it encourages the culture of rape: “The truth is that the eyes see what they want to see and see in such a clip based on art and music, a legitimate source of ‘rape culture’ (!! ??), it is a highly distorted imagination and poor analysis of the situation. “. Beatty defends the clip and writes: “In the clip you can see men, women, men on heels, dark-skinned, fair-skinned, Asians and all kinds of diverse figures who are all faces of all Israeli society. No hidden organ is seen in the clip.”

Finally, Beatty returns to attacking MK Friedman in the same currency: “I would also suggest that she close the beach then. On one thing I do agree with Tehila, that indeed women also have a hand in” rape culture “since a tweet like hers connects such attire Or else, as a legitimate source of rape. ”