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Fares Karam success reflects the sexist-homophobic Arabic society 
Because ART usually reflect societies' culture. And because Arabian -so called- ART is picking up due to the media technology revolution that hit the Arab world along with the strong competition of satellite channels. And because we - the Arab men - are still living in an era where a man's masculinity is measured by his dominance over what ever physically less powerful than him - (especially women in his life). Media projects such as the syrian famous TV series "Bab Al Hara" (Door of the Alley) and Fares Karam's latest song "Neswanji" (Womanizer) found a huge success. 

While Bab Al Hara emphasized on the masculinity of men and their dominance over their wives without addressing their sexuality the same way Najeeb Mahfooth addressed it in his Novel Aser Al Shook (Castle of Passion), Fares Karam in the other hand declared himself being a womanizer at a time men physical power lost it appeal. 

What is ironic that no one of the so called immoral wave of young female lebanese singers - even Haifa Wahbeh - dared to go out in Public and declare her love for men the same way Fares Karam did. 

The man in his first hit "elle be'asser Tannora" (The one shortening her skirt) flirted with women and the effect of their revealing clothes on him. People clapped to him for expressing men sexual feelings when they encounter a woman with some revealing clothes in a society which believes that more clothes on women is better, and at a time some women are breaking the rules and wearing less and less.

He then emphasized his sexuality and declared proudly that he is a womanizer. An accusation that would label a woman as a total bitch if she ever hinted to have such feelings towards men. They are being called bitches for only wearing less clothes, what would you expect if they emphasized on their ignored sexuality the same way Fares Karam did?

Fares Karam didn't just declare his pride in being a womanizer. He even went as far as cursing those who don't love women. He put it in a way to emphasize his love for women, as if he can't believe that there can be anything in this world who can stand the beauty of women without falling in love with them (implicitly saying won't have sex with them). 

I am not sure whether Fares Karam meant to curse Gay men for not loving women sexually or not, but obviously Gay men are offended(check out Mohammad's blog) and are cursing him back. 

Fares says in his song "Elle ma beheb el neswan alla yeb3atlo 3elleh" (Those who don't love women, God curse them)

Gay men respond by saying "Allah yeb3atlak 3elleh ya Faris" (God curse you Fares).

Posted by The Observer at 5:13 PM 

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