B Ray was "stoned" for making music about his ex-lover, the Department of Performing Arts spoke up

B Ray 's recently released product faced many mixed opinions from the public because of its offensive lyrics. Before the wave of controversy, Rap Viet's youngest coach removed the song from all platforms.

Recently, B Ray released a new music product just in time for Christmas called "Let Who Needs It". Released 2 days ago, this rap song quickly reached the top 10 list of popular songs on YouTube.

However, the male rapper received a lot of criticism from netizens for the offensive lyrics of the song. The product's content shows the man's hostile attitude toward his ex-lover after being betrayed.

Some lyrics in the song that have met with mixed opinions include: "I hope every time you climb the stairs your foot will fall. I hope you die peacefully in bed, and wake up below." Hell", "I wish you when you're sick and no one visits you. Come home on the first day with the 15th", "I hope you beat cancer, only to get cancer again"...

Many people remind B Ray that he is now a rapper known to the public, especially after being coach of Rap Viet season 3 and having the opportunity to reach many fans of all ages.

For that reason, they advise male rappers to preserve their public image and not spread offensive rap parts like in the recent product.

Contacting B Ray to ask about the controversy on social networks, his representative said: "This is not an official product of B Ray, just a moment of improvisation between him and Young H .

Up to now, this duo has often produced products that joke and satirize their ex-lover like that. The character of the ex-lover mentioned in the song "Let Who Needs" does not specifically target anyone, and is not aimed at any real object at all."

Regarding B Ray's case, Mr. Tran Huong Duong - Deputy Director of the Department of Performing Arts said: "In principle, if you violate Article 3, Decree 144, it will be handled. Currently I am assigning for the functional department to check, this also needs to be careful.

We also let people listen and check, if there is a violation, we will handle it according to regulations." Regarding the male rapper's action to delete the song, Mr. Huong Duong added: "If there is a violation and you have withdrawn the song, then Still based on regulations to handle."

Talking to VietNamNet, Ms. Thanh Thuy - Deputy Director of the Department of Culture and Information confirmed that she was aware of the incident related to artist B Ray. "Through review, the rap song "Let anyone need it" by rapper B Ray combining Young H and Hipz was not included in the Department's performance approval document in the program on December 19 at the Youth Cultural House.

The Department of Culture and Information will discuss with the Department of Information and Communications as the state management agency in the internet environment to coordinate and take appropriate measures to handle this rap song. The Department of Culture and Information will invite relevant organizations and individuals to work on performance content in addition to the written approval and have specific handling directions," Ms. Thuy said.

As for B Ray, the male rapper also clarified on his personal page. "It's just an impromptu moment between B Ray and Young H, not an official music product; the satirical words about the ex-lover in the song are just a joke and not aimed at any specific real audience." .

However, the song is receiving a lot of attention from the audience, including some who disagree and are uncomfortable with mocking the ex-lover as in the song.

B Ray listened and accepted feedback from the audience, as well as the media. That's why B Ray asked for permission to remove the song "Let anyone need it" on all platforms. Sincerely apologize to everyone," he wrote.

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