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Ofek Adanke Performs Sold-Out Show, Hints at New Music and Ex-Girlfriend Drama

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Israeli rapper Ofek Adanke captivated a sold-out crowd at Tel Aviv's Amphitheater on Tuesday night, marking a significant professional moment amidst ongoing personal legal troubles. The concert, which sold out in minutes, featured guest appearances from the duo Nes & Stilla, with whom Adanke performed "Migdalim" and "Kvar Lo Sameach." He also collaborated with the group Cafe Shahor Hazak on their hit song "Yehiye Beseder," sparking fan speculation about future musical projects.

Following the performance, Adanke held an after-party at the Tel Aviv restaurant "HaKumran." During the event, he previewed a new song, also titled "HaKumran," which blends dancehall influences with trap beats. The song includes a veiled jab at his ex-girlfriend with the lyric, "She eats complexes, it doesn't make her fat."

This musical dig comes after a tumultuous period for Adanke. In August, he was arrested on suspicion of assault and threats against his former partner, Hadass Mesori. Adanke has denied the allegations of violence, claiming he was the victim in the incident. He was released by the court under restrictive conditions and reportedly faces indictment. The controversy led to canceled performances, but Adanke has since sold out two major shows and recently released a song, "Natati Lach Bayit," which also contained subtle references to the publicized dispute.

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