Khaberni - The meeting that brought together the artist Al-Shami and Ahmed Helmy sparked widespread interaction and opened the door to speculations about the possibility of a collaboration that combines singing and comedy.
The Syrian artist Al-Shami excited his fans after documenting behind-the-scenes of a spontaneous meeting with the Egyptian artist Ahmed Helmy in Egypt, where this simple meeting turned into widespread discussion on social media, amid questions about their possible artistic collaboration in the future.
At the beginning of the video, Al-Shami appeared performing a segment from the song «I wake up at night, I wake up in the morning» from the movie «Zaki Chan», in a scene characterized by lightheartedness and spontaneity, bringing to mind the cinematic work in which Ahmed Helmy delivered an outstanding performance alongside Yasmine Abdel Aziz.
The joyful atmosphere continued during the dialogue between the stars, with Ahmed Helmy jokingly telling Al-Shami that a work that creates a strong impact is expected of him, to which the latter optimistically replied that the ideas exchanged with Helmy could be the beginning of "breaking the world" artistically, before thanking him for the warm reception. Helmy expressed his support with a concise phrase that carried a clear fraternal meaning.
Al-Shami also shared a photo with Helmy, commenting on it in his spontaneous style, which further increased the audience's engagement, seeing special chemistry in the meeting that could develop into a project that combines music and acting or fine comedy.
In a related context, Al-Shami documented on his «Instagram» moments of his fans' interaction in Egypt after his concert in Zamalek, where he appeared taking pictures with his fans, in a scene that reflected his human closeness to them, especially during his attempt to calm a visibly affected fan.
On another note, Al-Shami issued an apology to his audience in Egypt after the controversy around the age restrictions for his upcoming concert in Cairo, clarifying that these restrictions are organizational and not part of his personal decisions. He emphasized his commitment to his fans of all ages, promising to hold a public concert soon available to everyone, humorously noting that he is younger than the age group allowed at the current concert.
