Internet users echo the compatriot’s decision to continue his international tour for three days
Singer Ralf, of the country duo with Chrystian (1956-2024), has divided opinion on social media after starting a US tour, a week after his brother’s death. The announcement of the fashion shows was published on Thursday (27/6) on the artist’s social networks.
“I am here with my team, who will come with me this season to the United States. I am very happy, because I also take the name of the couple,” Ralf said on Wednesday evening in Instagram Stories (6/26), before make the international tour official. The next morning he published a video while he went to the countryside.
Initially, Ralf received support from the country duo’s fans for continuing to work during this difficult time. “We miss your wide and easy smile! Everything will be fine. Rock it, the Brazilians are there waiting to give you lots of affection”, underlined a follower. “Even with a sad heart, you will. Success,” another fan wrote.
The haters cry
But some Internet users did not support Ralf’s decision to continue the international tour after the death of his compatriot: “Your brother is dead, but you are happy”, complained one profile. Other followers also recalled that the singer hadn’t spoken to his brother in four years, suggesting he didn’t mind the goodbye.
“How disrespectful, your brother has just calmed down in his coffin and you are already making a spectacle of yourself. Dude, respect your brother’s wife and children” and “I wanted to let go of mourning like him” were other malicious comments posted on the compatriot’s profile in the early hours of this Friday (28/6).
Ralf’s international tour will begin this Friday (6/28) in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Next he heads to Danbury (6/29), Connecticut, and Framingham (6/30), Massachusetts.
Source: Terra
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