Thompson Announced Before the Concert in Germany: "We Are Not and Never Will Be with Totalitarianism, Anti-Semitism or Hatred"
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Ahead of his concert in Stuttgart, MARKO Perković Thompson said that he and his audience distance themselves from totalitarian systems, anti-Semitism and hatred, emphasizing that his songs are about love.
Marko Perković Thompson emphasized in a video message that his musical views will never be associated with totalitarianism or hatred, emphasizing love for religion, family and homeland.
Marko Perković Thompson emphasized in a video message that his musical views will never be associated with totalitarianism or hatred, emphasizing love for religion, family, and homeland.
Marko Perković Thompson took to social media ahead of his concert in Stuttgart. In a video message, he thanked his fans for their long-standing support, and then commented on posts that, as he claims, link him and his audience to ideologies from the past, Index reports. “My audience is not with totalitarian systems” There are all sorts of things being written on the internet these days. Most of us […] The post Thompson took to social media ahead…
Marko Perković Thompson addressed his fans ahead of Saturday's concert in Stuttgart. He addressed the writings linking him to ideologies from the past and said that he and his audience distance themselves from any form of totalitarianism and hatred.
He addressed the audience ahead of Saturday's match in Stuttgart.
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