Noa Kirel and Static Release Diss Track Targeting Exes
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Singers Noa Kirel and Static have released a new duet, "Obsessive Exes," taking aim at their former partners with pointed lyrics. Static's verses are believed to reference his ex-girlfriend Rona-Lee Shim'on, while Kirel's parts allude to public speculation about her past relationship with Mergi being a PR stunt. The track has sparked widespread discussion among fans dissecting its references.
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- Noa Kirel and Static released a duet titled "Obsessive Exes" targeting their former partners.
- Static's lyrics are interpreted as references to his ex-girlfriend Rona-Lee Shim'on.
- Kirel's song sections allude to rumors that her past relationship with Mergi was a PR stunt.
- The track has led fans to dissect its references to the singers' past relationships.
Israeli pop stars Noa Kirel and Static have released a new duet titled "Obsessive Exes," which takes aim at their respective former partners.
Sources in the music industry suggest that Static's verses allude to several past relationships, including one with Rona-Lee Shim'on. One lyric, "Outside you're normal and all fake, basically your whole head is fucked up," is interpreted as a jab at her. He also sings, "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."
Kirel's parts in the song are also seen as direct references to her past. In a section where the singers trade barbs about each other's exes, Static tells Kirel, "He saw you for PR." This line is widely understood to refer to the public perception surrounding Kirel's relationship with Mergi, which lasted from 2018 to 2021. During that time, rumors circulated that the romance was not genuine but rather a publicity stunt.
The song's release has generated significant buzz, with fans dissecting the lyrics for further clues about the celebrities' past relationships.
