Jelena Karleuša was supposed to perform on Sunday as part of the "Smederevo Autumn" event. Instead of her, however, the citizens sang, "whoever doesn't jump, he's a kid"
After debacle in Loznica in mid-August, from where she ran headfirst without regard, Jelena Karleusa on Sunday, she also canceled her performance at the "Smederevo Autumns", a traditional touristic and agricultural event.
The people of Smederevo gathered in large numbers around the stage on Trg Republike, in order to prevent her concert, reports Nova.rs.
After they whistled and sang for an hour "who doesn't jump, that's the kid", Karleusha left the square with her head. She didn't even try to get on the stage.
Some people then ran after the vehicle, assuming that the singer was in it.
Karleuša against students - and Djokovic
Karleuš's showmanship resented citizens protesting against the regime of Aleksandar Vučić and students in the blockade with his statements and posts on social networks, in which he said more or less the same thing as Informer. "The blockaders of the institutions cannot understand that hiding them, beating them, arresting them is a legitimate thing in every country on the planet," Karleuša said in June.
Because Novak Djokovic celebrated his victories at Wimbledon by "pumping", Karleuša turned on him by announcing: "An athlete who mixes politics with sport on the field is not an athlete. An athlete who supports violence and lawlessness in his own country is not an athlete. An athlete who mixes politics and his own and other people's children with sports, incites other people's children not to go to school while his own go to private school - is not a good person. Because hitting, throwing, kicking the ball well does not mean being good." man".
While the police were brutally beating and arresting citizens at protests for no apparent reason, Karleuša sided with the police. And so on.
All in all, it is harnessed to full capacity in the regime's machinery against "blockade-terrorists", so it is no wonder that it is not welcomed throughout Serbia. She was rewarded by Željko Mitrović returning her to Pink TV.
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