Trap singer Geboase is accusing the Romanian gendarmerie of discrimination after he was fined after performing Untold. He claims that other bands on the scene had similar or “worse” lyrics, but he was the only one who was fined, and attributes this to the fact that he is Romani.

“How can I discriminate against a gypsy? I love gypsies and represent them, and I was alone black skin from the stage There were colleagues who wrote texts similar to mine, or worse, with sexual undertones, but only I was fined. why Because I’m a gypsy, Roma. This is racial hatred,” the soloist accuses.

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He reports that he will not pay the fine and will go to court to defend his rights, having already hired a lawyer. It also calls for widespread support on Facebook and other social media channels.

The Cluj Gendarmerie announces that, following the emergence of controversies related to the concert held by the trapper Gabriel Havris, known as the Geboas scene, he has self-reported and fined for insults, offensive or vulgar expressions that may disturb public order and peace or cause outrage citizens or harm their dignity and honor.

The National Anti-Discrimination Council was also informed about the results of the performance at the Untold festival.

“On August 6, in connection with the appearance in the public space of information about the concert of the trapper Geboase, during which he released vulgar and racist texts, the Mobile Group of the Cluj-Napoca Gendarmerie reported itself and decided to analyze the optics. the support he had at his disposal. According to the results of the analysis of the information and verification of the reported circumstances, on August 8 of this year, criminal proceedings were initiated in this case under Art. 2, par. 1) from Law 61/1991, which consists of a fine of 1,000 lei, for “uttering insults, offensive or vulgar expressions that may disturb public order and peace or cause indignation of citizens or damage their dignity and honor”, – informs Cluj gendarmerie on Tuesday.

The institution clarifies that based on the results of the screening, the National Council for Combating Discrimination was sent to “analyze the artistic act, the words and expressions used from the point of view of committing anti-social manifestations of discrimination.”

The song, which caused a stir in the public space, is called “Gypsy”, and the text is vulgar and offensive to women. The song was popular, the audience sang along with the singer.

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