Entertainment Report :
Popular musician Tahsan has been in the news for months after announcing his retirement from singing.
There has been a lot of discussion, criticism, and debate surrounding him. Many have said that he has quit singing due to religious reasons.
There have also been rumors that he has joined a religious political party. Tahsan has finally opened up about the issue.
At a recent event in the capital, Tahsan said, “When I said I was quitting singing at a concert in Melbourne, there were very few people there. I didn’t think it would spread like this across the country.
Just as I have gradually taken a break from acting, I will also take a break from singing.
I’m a bit of an emotional, poetic person. I said it in such a way that it spread. A lot has happened as a result of that one word of mine.
At one point, I saw that my picture was being linked to a political party by wearing a hat. I’m doing politics!”
Tahsan believes that this has been done out of the addiction to going viral. He said, “I think these are part of the game. Like a game. Now some people are addicted to going viral.
It is happening all over the world. That is why you have to think carefully about what you say. You have to think about what will happen when.”
Tahsan said about his decision to quit singing, “This is not the first time. I have taken a break in my career several times.
When I left the Black Band and started a solo career, I stopped performing live for a few years.
Then, when I went to the United States for my master’s degree, I didn’t release any song for two years.
I didn’t even do concerts. Now I’m going on another break. I feel like I have received much more love than I was supposed to in last 25 years.
If I continue like this, the matter will become boring. I have given another answer in another place. That is also true.
There is another answer. But I can’t give it publicly. Because, every person has some personal experiences in their life that are so incredible that they cannot believe it themselves. I don’t want to say anything that becomes a national issue.”
