“What do you love? I love you.” Amr Diab jokingly responds to a female fan
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Egyptian singer Amr Diab sparked widespread interaction on social media after the spread of a video clip from his last concert in El Gouna, in which he appeared joking with one of his fans with an unexpected response, which prompted the audience to laugh.
During the concert that was held yesterday evening, Thursday, in El Gouna, Diab was interacting with the audience when one of the fans standing in the front rows shouted, saying: “I love you, Amr.”
He jokingly replied to her: “What do you love? I might father you!” amid an atmosphere of fun and laughter from the audience.
While the fan's enthusiasm did not stop during the ceremony, as she continued calling the star and waving to him. She also drew a heart shape with her hands to express her admiration.
Which prompted Diab to interact with her again, saying: “But stay calm for a while.”
The video quickly spread across social media platforms, where it received great interaction from users who praised the artist’s spontaneity and sense of humor in dealing with his fans, considering that the situation reflected the friendly atmosphere witnessed at the concert.
This interaction comes within a series of situations taking place at Diab’s concerts and receiving widespread attention through social media, especially the clips that document his direct interaction with the audience and his spontaneous and unexpected reactions.
The ceremony witnessed a large presence of a number of stars participating in the ninth session of the El Gouna Film Festival, including Yousra, Dina El-Sherbiny, and Hoda El-Etreby, in addition to a number of artistic and media figures.
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