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OOFK ADANK TEASES NEW COLLABORATION, RELEASES NEW SONG

By הילה רוזןUpdated 1 hour ago
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Rapper OOFK ADANK hosted a sold-out show at the AMPHI Tel Aviv, where he welcomed musical guests Nes and Stilla. The trio performed "Migdalim" by Nes and Stilla, and Adank's "Kvar Lo Sameach." Adank also performed with the group Cafe Shahor Hazak, singing their hit "Yehiye Beseder." These guest appearances have fueled speculation among fans about a potential new collaboration with Adank.

Following the concert, Adank held an after-party at the restaurant HaKumran in Tel Aviv. There, he debuted a new song named after the restaurant. The lyrics include a veiled jab at his ex-girlfriend, stating, "She eats complexes, it doesn't make her fat." The new track reportedly incorporates dancehall influences with a trap vibe, featuring deep bass and a new rhythm that showcases Adank's evolving musical identity.

Adank has had a challenging year. In August, he was arrested on suspicion of violent offenses and threats against his former girlfriend, Hadass Masori, following an altercation. Adank denied the allegations of violence, claiming he was the one who was harmed. The court found reasonable suspicion and released him to house arrest under restrictive conditions. Reports indicate he is expected to face trial. This legal situation has impacted his career, leading to canceled performances. However, he also managed to sell out two shows at AMPHI Tel Aviv and released the song "Natati Lach Bayit," which contains subtle references to his dispute with Masori.

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