Legend of the Polish children's song Majka Jeżowska did not leave a dry thread on Skolima. The 66-year-old singer simply called him a simpleton and stated that he was no artist.
Wypowiedź padła w rozmowie z „Faktem”. Piosenkarkę zapytano, czy Skolim powinien powstrzymywać się od wykrzykiwania wulgaryzmów podczas koncertów, na których obecne są dzieci. Jeżowska nie miała wątpliwości:
"Should, but Skolim is unfortunately A simpleton, no artist. Likes the kids, makes millions..."
Majka Jeżowska's words are a reaction to Skolim's controversial behavior – both at the last concert on the occasion of Children's Day, where he threw profanity and his harsh comments towards other artists and the bill on social security for creators.
Storm in show business
Jeżowska's speech caused a huge stir on the Internet. Some netizens fully support the legend of the Polish children's scene, writing that "at last someone said it loudly". Others defend Skolim, accusing Majce of his popularity and earnings among the young generation.
Skolim od dłuższego czasu dzieli polski internet – jedni uważają go za szczerego i przedsiębiorczego artystę, drudzy za wulgarnego prowokatora.
Was Majka Jeżowska right, or did she go too far? The discussion continues at its best.
What do you say? Simple or just honest? Let me know in the comments.





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