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Bohemia expresses frustration over performance cut short at SoulFest Lahore

Bohemia expresses frustration over performance cut short at SoulFest Lahore

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  • Bohemia expressed his frustration with the organizers of SoulFest Lahore.
  • He explained how his 90-minute set was abruptly ended.
  • Bohemia clarified that he had no ill feelings toward the festival itself.
Punjabi rapper Bohemia expressed his frustration with the organizers of SoulFest Lahore after his performance time was cut short. Addressing the crowd, Bohemia revealed, “I have been sitting backstage for five hours and these people were waiting for me. You can check the videos that I have been waiting for five hours.”

The rapper, known for his deep connection with his fans, was visibly upset as he explained how his 90-minute set was abruptly ended. “I was being told that time was over,” he said, adding that he had been waiting patiently backstage for hours to perform.

Despite his frustration, Bohemia clarified that he had no ill feelings toward the festival itself. “I really love the SoulFest,” he stated, emphasizing that the issue stemmed from mismanagement by the event organizers.

 

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Expressing his disappointment further, Bohemia questioned the organizers' handling of the situation, asking, “Are these people mad?” He then passionately repeated, “This is wrong! This is wrong! This is wrong!”

The incident left many fans disappointed, with Bohemia’s words resonating with those who had been eagerly waiting to see him perform.

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