"Bayerers, Dope-Heads, Deacons, Failed Two-Faced Thugs" - Majka Responded to the Government's Attacks in a Rap

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According to the pro-government press, the singer encouraged his audience to kill the prime minister.

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“Majka's sponsors were not affected by the scandal at the Campus festival: Hell, OTP and One Magyarország remained silent on the matter,” begins the article in the strongly pro-government Magyar Nemzet, which is concerned that the companies around Majka did not raise an outcry after the rapper was “shot in the head” with a microphone on stage during his concert at the Campus festival – when he performed the song “Csurran, cseppen” in his role as…

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Majka sent a message to her critics with a rap text, expecting shots - Dopeman says the singer is a coward, a living opposition figure.

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Zsolt Bayer, Dopeman and Dániel Deák are also among the recipients.

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If the "dirty Fidesz-supporting" crowd is serious about the revolution and the assassination, that is, if they really staged Viktor Orbán's death, then Hungary is necessarily a corrupt place to the core.

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Majka's Debrecen concert was marred by a scene where the Prime Minister of Bindjistan was "shot in the head" on stage. Although the rapper called the scene just a joke, pro-government politicians reacted harshly to what happened. The popular performer has now spoken out about his performance again, stating that he believes those who don't understand how to speak the language of young people can easily become "snake-shouldered Saryans".