Noa Kirel and Static Release Diss Track Aimed at Ex-Partners
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Singers Noa Kirel and Static have released a new song, "Obsessive Exes," featuring pointed lyrics aimed at their former partners. Static directly references his past relationship with Rona-Lee Shim'on, while a line about being "seen as PR" is interpreted as a jab at either Yonatan Mergi or Tomer Cohen. The song includes a back-and-forth between the two artists mocking each other's exes.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Noa Kirel and Static released a new song, "Obsessive Exes," targeting their former partners.
- Static's lyrics reference his past relationship with actress Rona-Lee Shim'on.
- A line from Static suggests Kirel was "seen as PR" by a former boyfriend.
- The "PR" comment is speculated to refer to Yonatan Mergi or Tomer Cohen.
- The song features Kirel and Static mocking each other's ex-partners.
Israeli pop stars Noa Kirel and Static have released a new song titled "Obsessive Exes" (אקסים אובססיביים), which they co-wrote with Nuriel Yishai and Tal Kastiel. The song is a joint effort to settle scores with their respective former partners, employing both subtle hints and direct jabs.
Static's verses specifically target some of his high-profile past relationships. He references Rona-Lee Shim'on, with whom he had a relationship about six months ago, with lyrics like "How attractive, you bite like that, terrorist girl, with a bite of a word, I was on the edge and suddenly I understood, lucky I escaped, I wish you luck."
Towards the end of the song, Kirel and Static exchange verbal blows, mocking each other's exes. During this exchange, Static tells Kirel, "He saw you as PR," a line that echoes past speculation about Kirel's relationship with Yonatan Mergi. However, some interpret this specific jab as being directed at Tomer Cohen, an ex-boyfriend who gained public attention after appearing in Kirel's music video for "Bad Little Thing" during the Eurovision period.
