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Freeze Corleone, accused of anti-Semitism, is no longer welcome at a festival in Rennes

2022-12-07T16:28:05.154Z


Announced headliner of Boomin Fest 2023, the French rapper finds himself at the heart of a new controversy.


"I arrive determined like Adolf in the 1930s"

,

"every day RAF (nothing to give a damn about) the Shoah"

... Freeze Corleone's texts have always shocked and aroused the anger of associations, elected officials and of members of the government.

In 2020, a few weeks after the release of his album

The Phantom Menace

, the rapper had already found himself at the heart of a controversy.

The Licra (International League against Racism and Anti-Semitism) had denounced the anti-Semitic nature of his words.

An investigation for

"incitement to racial hatred"

had been opened.

According to the Swiss site Blick, it will be dismissed in 2021. Freeze Corleone's music label, Universal France,

with the artist.

Read alsoThe Paris prosecutor's office opens an investigation into several "racist" texts by rapper Freeze Corleone

Two years later, the rapper continues to be talked about.

The international Jewish organization B'nai B'rith denounced his arrival in Montreal for a concert.

The event, which was to take place on Sunday, December 4, has been canceled.

In France, on the other hand, Freeze Corleone is still the headliner of the Boomin Festival, the second edition of which will take place on March 18, 2023 in Rennes.

But for a few days, the rapper has been in the crosshairs of the elected officials of Rennes.

Charles Compagnon, boss of the right-wing opposition to the municipal council, requests the deprogramming of the concert.

Before the city council, Monday, December 5, he recalled that

"Freeze Corleone praises Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich"

in his texts

.

"In political action, there are red lines that should not be crossed

" and

"the coming of this singer is clearly a red line",

he explained, according to

20minutes

.

In an interview with

Figaro

in September 2020, Patrick Mignola, president of the MoDem group in the National Assembly, already denounced

“the worst incitement to hatred”

of the rapper.

He recalled at the same time that

"the 1986 law, which fights against racism and anti-Semitism, applies both to those who say and to those who peddle what is said".

Therefore, he wanted the Minister of Justice to seize the Paris prosecutor against the singer but also against the social networks and platforms that broadcast Freeze Corleone's music.

Source: lefigaro

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