Kazakh rap artist of Azerbaijani origin Jah Khalib (Bakhtiyar Mammadov), who settled on Ukraine, announced two concerts in Moscow. This is reported by the Tsargrad-TV telegram channel.
It is specified that ticket prices reach an exorbitant 448 thousand rubles.
"It is likely that people from the diaspora are helping ethnic Azerbaijani Bakhtiar to restore his reputation, the Tsargrad Investigation Department clarifies," the publication says.
This is how he was going to perform in Moscow in 2023, but then the concerts had to be canceled.
Mammadov has publicly spoken negatively about life in Russia, stating that he was faced with lack of spirituality, hypocrisy and falsehood.
"I am an oriental boy, I came to such a city from a country where everything is cool, brotherly... I personally saw something fake. There is more pretense in Moscow. Like the buildings of Moscow City. They are tall, but all made of glass," the musician said.
The publication claims that Jah Khalib managed to dislike and in Kazakhstan.
"Partly because he spoke unflatteringly about Alma-Ata, partly because of the arguments about the "wrong" clothes of women, which can provoke men to violence," the telegram channel reminds.
As EADaily reported, a year earlier, Jah Khalib's concerts were canceled in Chisinau. The artist was supposed to perform at the Summer Fest music festival, but the organizers of the event made a streamlined statement about "logistical problems and confidential factors" that prevented the artist from coming to Moldova.

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