Skolim Gives a Concert at Nawrocki's. Representative Responds to Critics: Jealousy
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Skolim's performance at an event organized by the Chancellery of the President in Jurata generated considerable excitement even before the event began. The artist, whose work often relies on sexual innuendo and explicit lyrics, was invited to the event, which is primarily aimed at young people. Marcin Przydacz, Secretary of State in the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, has now responded to criticism of his participation.
The presidential event, Przyszłość.pl, has launched. It's a two-day series of meetings, discussions, and cultural events organized by Karol Nawrocki for young people. Over 800 people have been invited to the presidential center. "There are plenty of opportunities to talk to everyone," said Marcin Czekaj, an Interia editor on site. He added that Skolim's concert on the beach has already taken place.
He kept saying that if he failed in music, he'd do anything to become a consul, says Skolim's friend from acting school. Hundreds of concerts a year, millions of views online, plus cage fights, perfumes, sausages, and a pink gas station in Podlasie – Skolim is making a career. And he's performing as a star for President Karol Nawrocki. We're reminded of the article from June 2026.
Skolim's performance at the Przyszłość.pl event, attended by President Karol Nawrocki, sparked criticism from some artists. A representative of the musician spoke out.
Skolim's performance at an event organized by Karol Nawrocki stirred up quite a stir. The musician decided to respond to the criticism.
Marcin Przydacz, head of the International Policy Bureau, was asked if there would be any songs with a subtext at the president's meeting with young people in Jurata. He replied that he "doesn't think there will be any scandalous scenes." "Young people like pop music, and maybe a little spicy," he told Polsat News.
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