The well-known choreographer, Albi Nako, during an episode on "Dancing With The Stars Fan Club", criticized the member of the jury, Ilir Shaqiri, calling him a "fox" and that the points he gives do not match the comments he makes.
"I often notice in the jury that 'well done, sit down, four' and 'you weren't very good today, sit down 10'", said Albi Nako in a pun earlier in the DWTS Fan Club.
Regarding this statement of Nako, Ilir Shaqiri responded through a video made by "DWTS Fan Club".
"I don't have this kind of psychic extreme to eat what I say as a concept, origin, criticism or as an assessment, those points I give. I tell Albi that maybe he should sit down and review the moments when I have expressed myself, as a professional that he is, and analyze this matter more coldly because it is very easy to generalize, it is very difficult to specify," said the president of the jury of the dance show.
As for Nako's statement, which states: "In a chicken trial, a fox cannot be a member of the jury in this case. The fox is Iliri and the hen is Tokja (the dancer)", Iliri responded saying:
"I don't really want to comment on one animal or the other, but what Albi said is a compliment. I have them like rain on raincoats and nothing affects me, I'm used to this kind of wait and tell and tell. I wish Albi to represent in the Fan Club what our genre is, which is dance and that he knows very well in the whole complex of words who I am, who he is and who the whole world is".
During today's Fan Club, after seeing Ilir's reaction through a video, Albi Nako says:
"Regarding the joke of the fox and the chicken, it is in the framework of a joke, it is a metaphorized situation and it is not that I called Illyria a fox as a character, as a person, as well as Tokje with all the respect I have chicken. I explained the last time that this is a situation carried by BBV, here it is not my fault that a significant part of the cast is cast from BBV and for me there remains a lighted fuse in a past time and the bombs or checkers explode in these kinds of shows".