After Singing a Clip by Kazem El Saher.. Ahmed Saad: "I'm Not a Sad Person"

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During his recent concert last night in Abu Dhabi, the Egyptian singer Ahmed Saad surprised his audience with emotional clips that included a song by the Iraqi singer Kazem El Saher. He commented, "I'm not a sad person."

Saad showcased his vocal and singing abilities and the readiness of his voice to present various forms of singing, as he performed a part of El Saher's famous song "Ha Habibi," where the audience interacted with him amidst cheers of admiration.

With his usual cheerful spirit, Saad joked with his audience while performing the song "Kooti," saying, "I'm not a sad person.. I came to this world to have fun and enjoy life."

Saad also shared photos from the Abu Dhabi concert on his Facebook account. He commented, "I love you all and I love seeing you always, it was a beautiful day.. Thank you to everyone who was there, I enjoyed being with you."

🎶💫In his concert in Abu Dhabi, Ahmed Saad sang for Kazem El Saher 'Oh my beloved', and joked with the audience saying, 'I swear I'm not one for sadness.'🎤 https://t.co/TMZFQHDzk1

A few days ago, during his performance at the wedding of Lebanese singer Julia Boutros's son in Lebanon, Saad joked with the artist saying: 'How can I sing this triviality in front of you?' referring to his recent light songs including the controversial song 'Kooti'.

However, Boutros responded by laughing and asked him to perform his famous song 'Son of the Fortunate' amidst an atmosphere of laughter and fun.

Last June, Saad surprised his audience by posting a video in which he was cutting his hair and beard, confirming that this step was a reflection of his desire to change some behaviors that had stirred controversy in the past period. He said in the video he posted on his social media accounts: 'I have repented from anything strange, and I will not do anything that upsets my beloved audience.'

He concluded his talk by affirming that he would never anger God, and that he realized that not everything is forbidden, but the customs in society are very important, referring to his intention to maintain traditions in the future.

The Egyptian star sparked a wide controversy and interaction on social media after his appearance with a different look during his massive concert held in Hurghada on the second day of Eid al-Adha. Saad appeared with a striking look, adopting a new hairstyle and casual outfit, and adorned his beard with pieces of accessories, wearing bold clothes in unconventional colors and designs, which made him the talk of the audience, especially after he shared photos from the concert on his "Instagram" account.