Social media have changed the nature of the relationship between artists and their audiences, to "take and respond" to criticisms, comments and even curses, like "fights" that sometimes take on a personal character, and reveal another aspect of artists' personalities.
This phenomenon returned to the spotlight through Egyptian actor Ahmed Fahmy, who launched a fierce attack on one of his critics on the application of "Instagram" on Monday, after the person commented on a picture gathered by his fiancee young artist here Zahed.
Al-Zahid published a picture with Fahmi, so that someone would criticize my understanding, saying that it was "not level here," to echo the latter with the words of the person's mother.
Not only did my understanding respond once, to take the comments more and more personally, as he continued to use obscene words of the mother of the person, in addition to the response to other people ferociously.
This is not the first time that artists have been shocked by their social media. Egyptian singer and actor Khaled Selim has responded to a woman who has insulted his wife for the introduction of Instagram.
Salim had published a picture of his wife, so that a woman would comment on their form using a vulgar language, so that Salim would use the same word to describe the girl and her family.
The reaction of the masses to this phenomenon, which never existed before the advent of social media, is varied. Many believe that it is necessary for the artist to have the ability to control his reactions as a role model for many young people. Human being in the end "and has the right to defend himself and his family as he sees fit.
