Escaped from Russian rapper Alisher Morgenstern❶ (Valeev ❶) will hold three concerts in January this year — in Courchevel, Bali and Phuket, after that the musician will go to a rehabilitation center. He told his fans about this on his page on the social network.
In the attached video, Morgenstern ❶ is under a drip, claims that all the upcoming concerts will be, and on January 17 he will go to rehab.
"The rehabilitation center has already been found," the artist assured.
Summing up the results of 2024, Morgenstern❶ called the past year the worst in his life.
"The first psychosis (not to be confused with the arrival), then the first real depression. Uncontrollable frenzied energy, aggression and spoiled relationships with people, including the closest ones. And then — months in a curtained room full of garbage, "second-by-second self-loathing and a desire "to end his career," he wrote.
Morgenstern❶ wished his fans good health in the New Year, including mental health.
"And not to take an example from Morgenstern❶. At least I have money for treatment," said the rapper.
As EADaily reported, in early December, Morgenstern❶ announced the next cancellation of a concert in Kazakhstan, which he previously considered an unsafe country for himself. He did not name the reason for the cancellation of the concert.
The performance was scheduled for December 7 in one of the nightclubs in the park named after 28 Panfilovtsev in Alma-Ata.
In April last year, he himself canceled three concerts in Kazakhstan. Then Morgenstern promised that if any representative of the state gave his word that everything would be fine, he would come "even with a tour."
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