Bruno Mars Jakarta Tickets Still Selling
Bruno Mars Jakarta Tickets Still Selling, Are Zionist Accusations and Calls for a Boycott Having No Impact?
– Presale ticket sales for the Bruno Mars Jakarta concert on Thursday, June 27 2024 via the Livin' by Mandiri application are selling well. People who don't get presale concert tickets can buy them on the website on Saturday, June 29 2024.
Even though currently there are widespread calls for a boycott of the Bruno Mars Jakarta concert. The musician was accused of being a Zionist and supporter of colonial Israel. Not only in Indonesia, the movement to boycott Bruno Mars' concert is also widespread among Malaysian people. This is a form of solidarity with the Palestinian people who were completely massacred by the Israeli occupation. However, will the boycott have an impact in Indonesia? It didn't immediately have a big impact, but some Bruno Mars fans have now given up their intention to watch the musician.
Even on Instagram, a boycott call template appeared and it has been re-uploaded by more than 42 thousand Instagram users. The fans who uploaded it admitted that they prioritized humanity.
“Dear Bruno Mars, thank you for all the beautiful songs. No doubt your songs are amazing, and so is your voice. However, you are not amazing just the way you are until you catch the grenade for Palestinian children. Save them, speak up, join the movement, Free Palestine (Dear Bruno Mars, thank you for all the beautiful songs. No doubt your songs are amazing, and so is your voice.
However, you are not amazing as you are until you catch a grenade for Palestinian children. Save them, speak up, join the movement, Free Palestine)," said the boycott movement.
This boycott template was not only shared in Malaysia but also in Indonesia. Many fans think twice before watching their idol.
In the beginning, Bruno Mars was accused of being a Zionist
The suspicion that Bruno Mars is pro-Zionist emerged after the musician held his first concert in Tel Aviv, Israel on October 4 2023. Bruno expressed his pride in being able to have a concert in Israel after such a long time.
Bruno Mars' concert in Israel was attended by 60,000 spectators. Bruno admitted that he had been waiting for a long time.
“Tel Aviv! Hooligans have made it to Israel. "We have heard stories about this place, we have heard that you sweat and dance, we have waited a long time to play in front of you," said Bruno Mars.
In the middle of the concert, Bruno also said hello (Shalom) to the audience. He also said the words Ani Ohev Otach which means I love you. Bruno Mars apologized to Israeli citizens because this was the first time he had come to the country. He promised to come again.
“I'm sorry it took us so long to get here. "We hope to be back as soon as possible," said Bruno Mars.
These sentences are seen as a form of support for the Zionist Israeli occupation who massacred tens of thousands of Gaza residents. Until now there has been no direct information from Bruno Mars and his agency regarding the musician's support for the colonial country.***