Egypt bans rapper Travis Scott’s pyramid concert after campaign
Arts And Entertainment,Egypt,Travis Scott
A concert by the US rapper Travis Scott at the Giza pyramids has been banned by the Egyptian Musicians Syndicate after an online campaign against the hip-hop heavyweight. International music stars often perform at the base of Egypt’s famed pyramids near the capital, Cairo, and the powerful musicians union rarely opposes such events. However, in recent years, it has spearheaded a fight against musical genres deemed improper in Egypt with rap a frequent target. Egypt has also increasingly opposed what it views as a “rewriting” of its history, finding fault...
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