War Anthem or Incitement? Israeli Duo Threatens Dua Lipa, Bella Hadid, and Mia Khalifa in Viral Rap Song

Israeli rappers Ness and Stilla have stirred controversy with their drill song “Harbu Darbu,” which has become an unofficial anthem for IDF troops fighting in Gaza.

The song, released three months ago, has gained immense popularity, amassing 18 million views on YouTube.

However, its pro-war lyrics and threats against Muslim celebrities Dua Lipa, Bella Hadid, and Mia Khalifa have ignited a heated debate.

Pro-War Lyrics and Threats: Aggressive Tone in the Song

The drill song, delivered in Hebrew, includes aggressive and threatening language directed at the three celebrities known for expressing anti-war sentiments.

The lyrics indicate that the IDF will unleash consequences on them, with the rappers making gun signs in the music video against a desert backdrop.

Targeting Celebrities: The IDF’s Alleged List

The song lists the celebrities on the rappers’ alleged IDF list, incorporating them into the aggressive narrative.

Dua Lipa, criticized for calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, finds herself on the “kill list,” along with Bella Hadid and Mia Khalifa, both targeted for their views on the ongoing conflict.

Celebrities’ Responses: Social Media Posts Fueling the Fire

The targeted celebrities, including Dua Lipa, Bella Hadid, and Mia Khalifa, responded to the song’s threats.

Dua Lipa’s calls for a ceasefire prompted her inclusion in the song, while Bella Hadid emphasized the importance of not harming innocent civilians in the conflict.

Mia Khalifa, known for her controversial views, acknowledged the song but criticized it for being set to a “DRILL beat.”

IDF’s Response: Harbu Darbu as a Troop Anthem

Despite the controversy, “Harbu Darbu” has been embraced by IDF troops, with videos on platforms like YouTube and TikTok featuring soldiers using the song as a rallying tune.

Israeli music promoter Hillel Wachs suggested that the song might become synonymous with the ongoing conflict.

Conclusion:

The drill song “Harbu Darbu” remains a divisive element in the Israeli context, reflecting the complexities and tensions surrounding the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Its popularity among IDF troops and the controversy surrounding its content underscore the intersection of music, politics, and social media in times of war.

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