Mohamed Ramadan Releases New Song "GTA" in Collaboration with Brazilian Artists

Egyptian artist Mohamed Ramadan is preparing to release his new song "GTA," featuring two Brazilian stars, in a global musical collaboration that audiences are eagerly awaiting.

Mohamed Ramadan revealed details of his new musical work through a post on his official Facebook page, where he shared an excerpt of the lyrics, announcing the imminent release of the music video featuring two of Brazil's most prominent singers.

Ramadan wrote in his post that the song will be available on music platforms at 3:00 AM Egyptian time, emphasizing his excitement about this collaboration which brings him together with two stars from the Brazilian music scene.

The lyrics of "GTA" carry a clear tone of defiance, as Mohamed Ramadan addresses his critics, noting that some who previously attacked him have now started imitating him, referring to what he considers success and influence within his artistic circle.

The song also includes phrases showcasing his lifestyle and ability to bear financial responsibilities, including: "A million a day for my commitments, I spend from my own money and don't burden my mother-in-law," along with words addressing competition and jealousy over the successes he achieves.

In other segments, Ramadan touched upon his relationship with those around him, considering that some people declare their love for him while hiding feelings of jealousy due to his achievements which they see as unattainable.

The Egyptian artist continues his activity in the field of singing by presenting new works based on modern rhythms and engaging lyrics, as part of his effort to expand his audience base and reach listeners in different music markets.

In another context, Mohamed Ramadan had previously expressed his desire to hold a large concert on Palestinian soil, confirming his readiness to perform it for free, a step he said aims to support the Palestinian people and contribute to boosting their morale amidst the difficult conditions they face.

Ramadan expressed his wish via his official account on the X platform, clarifying his readiness to move from Cairo to Palestine immediately upon receiving a signal from the Palestinian government, to hold a free concert that gives the audience a chance for entertainment and instills hope in the hearts of attendees.