The dispute is escalating… Saad Lamjarred “disses” El Grande Toto in a satirical video
The disagreement between Moroccan rapper El Grande Toto and artist Saad Lamjarred remains a hot topic among the public. The former sparked widespread controversy when he stated in a video posted on his account that he refused to share the stage at the Kenitra Festival on the same day that Lamjarred is set to perform.
Just a few hours later, social media users circulated a new video featuring artificial intelligence, depicting Saad Lamjarred sitting in a luxurious chair while El Grande Toto appears miniaturized, resembling a child. In this scene, Lamjarred is seen singing the song “Was Was” by Egyptian artist Mohamed Saad, creating a comical situation that ignited a wave of comments and division among the followers of both stars, further intensifying reactions on various platforms.
Some followers viewed the video as mere comedic material, while others perceived it as a direct response to artist Toto, particularly amid the fierce competition between their fanbases on social media.
This controversy comes at a time when Saad Lamjarred has a rich and diverse artistic career, accumulating significant experience that has established him as one of the leading singing stars in the Arab world, making any content related to him widely followed.
Today, the audience is eager to see if this controversy will remain confined to virtual discussions or if it will actually impact the performers during the Kenitra Festival. The question arises: who is behind the production and dissemination of this video that has sparked such debate on social media?
