Khaberni - Mohamed Ramadan talks about the controversy and suffering in his journey, affirming that trials are part of success, and wishing to pay «a billion pounds in taxes» in exchange for a greater accomplishment.
The artist Mohamed Ramadan revealed his philosophical perspective on suffering and success, considering trials to be an unavoidable path for anyone seeking to achieve their ambition, referencing the patience of the prophets and their suffering before empowerment and fulfilling their message.
In statements made to Moroccan media, Ramadan clarified that life is naturally filled with challenges, stating that the world is not paradise, and there is no success without a cost, emphasizing that suffering is a fundamental part of any genuine success journey, making him accepting and content with bearing it.
Mohamed Ramadan also discussed his relationship with his audience, affirming that he does not lean towards eliciting sympathy or appearing in a position of weakness, but always strives to present a model of strength and confidence, explaining that the audience prefers to see their star stable and capable of facing responsibilities.
He mentioned that he believes in the importance of strength in the celebrity world, but at the same time, he does not adopt the saying «being strong and disliked is better than being weak and loved» as a constant rule in his life, considering it just a proverb not always suitable for application.
About the ongoing controversy around him, Mohamed Ramadan admitted that he sees it as a natural price for great success, stating that the amount of pressure and responsibilities increase as success grows, and he said expressing this idea: «Instead of someone asking why I pay a million in taxes, I say, may God let me pay a billion pounds in taxes», indicating that the size of the tax reflects the magnitude of the achievement and the real gain.
