Singer Margi Takes Aim at Ex Noa Kirel With New Song
Singer Yonatan Margi released a new song, "Trendy," on November 10, the day before his ex-girlfriend Noa Kirel married Daniel Peretz. The song's lyrics, which reference a wedding for "Reels" and counting views, are widely seen as a pointed critique of Kirel. While Margi's associates claim the release was pre-planned, the timing has ignited debate online. This follows Kirel's recent duet with Static, "Obsessive Exes," which also referenced Margi.
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- Singer Yonatan Margi released a new song, "Trendy," on November 10, the day before his ex Noa Kirel's wedding.
- Margi's song lyrics are interpreted by many as a pointed critique of Kirel's public image and wedding.
- The song includes lines about counting views and a wedding not happening if not for "Reels."
- Social media is divided between those who see it as artistic freedom and those who call it petty.
- Sources close to Margi say the release date was planned in advance.
- Kirel recently released a duet with Static titled "Obsessive Exes" referencing Margi.
Singer Yonatan Margi released his new single, "Trendy," on November 10, the day before his ex-girlfriend, singer Noa Kirel, married Daniel Peretz on November 11. The timing and lyrics of Margi's song have sparked widespread speculation online, with many interpreting the song as a pointed jab at Kirel.
Lyrics from "Trendy," which Margi had previewed in recent weeks, include lines such as "She counts her views every day... it's not healthy, her wedding didn't happen if it wasn't for Reels, and she doesn't care if she's almost out of breath, to be the hottest she'll burn everything." These words have led many listeners to believe Margi is settling a score with his "legendary ex."
Social media is divided, with some fans defending Margi's release as artistic freedom and a brilliant move, while critics deem the timing petty. Sources close to Margi maintain that the release schedule was planned in advance. The song has quickly become one of the most talked-about tracks of the period.
This follows a recent duet released by Kirel and Static titled "Obsessive Exes," in which Kirel alluded to her past relationship with Margi.