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"'Bait' songs to attract young people to England", 'Daily Mail' is not shared with Albanians: Rappers linked to criminal gangs

2022-11-06 11:16:13Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

"'Bait' songs to attract young people to England",

The British media currently seems entirely focused on Albanians.

Recently, "Daily Mail" has devoted an article to Albanian artists, who promote violence, drugs and crime in their songs.

British prestige reports that Albanian gangster rappers shot a video clip with military vehicles equipped with heavy machine guns around a British apartment, for a song that glorified drug crime and violence.

The band in question is the Hellbanians, shooting the video for their newly released single, “Poppin Smoke,” while the rappers are described as “scary men dressed like dandies.

"Daily Mail" casts doubt that the music group is also connected with a criminal gang, which according to them operates in London with the same name.

"They have the same name as a violent gang of Albanian drug dealers that has been terrorizing the area for years. It is suspected that the videos, featuring Barking-based rappers Ervin Selita, who is currently believed to be in prison in Albania awaiting trial for an alleged firearms offence, and Fatjon Dibra - are encouraging others in Albania to illegally enter UK to join criminal gangs," the article says.

On the other hand, the report of the Top Channel journalist, Muhamed Veliu, is quoted, which shows that this song glorifies violence and drugs.

"These songs are glorifying violence and drugs and show a luxurious lifestyle," said Muhamed Veliu of the Albanian television station Top Channel.

"Young people watch these videos and want to move to Britain to enjoy this wealth. They help attract more recruits for gang bosses,' the article continues.

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