They argue the naivety, the misunderstanding and want to donate a fortune. The revelations concerning the amounts affected by various pop stars through the family of Colonel Qaddafi is the most embarrassing. While Nelly Furtado announced Monday on his Twitter that it would donate one million dollars hit for 45 minutes of concerts in Italy in 2007, it was the turn of Mariah Carey and Beyoncé to make their statement of apology.
One Both were well received astronomical sums for short performances at parties funded by the family of the Libyan Colonel, including his son, Muatassim. "When we learned that the third client of the concert was related to the family of Gaddafi, it was decided to donate this fee to a good cause" Beyoncé has already announced on its website.
She would then quickly transferred the money to the earthquake victims in Haiti. Mariah Carey is also very shy and is spreading on his unconsciousness to ward off suspicions of greed. It confirms having participated in evenings "watered by the dictator's son vicious and crazy" Gaddafi. However, she did not mention the amounts received or repayment.
To wash away his sins, the star plans to release a new song "Save the Day" and donate the proceeds to an "association for human rights" of his choice. The singer seems to fall from the clouds, to discover that Libya is a dictatorship, find out who financed his appearances at various festivals ...
"At the time, Libya did not pass on the news ... Now it has become a major problem, it's ridiculous," she apologized awkwardly, referring to the magnitude of attention media is proportional to the seriousness of events in Libya. "I was naive and unaware of who commissioned the show, she says.
I feel horrible and very embarrassed to have participated in this mess. I think the future is a lesson for all artists. We must be more aware and pay attention to people for whom we give representations. So, the events in Libya have had an unexpected benefit in the world of pop stars! 
One Both were well received astronomical sums for short performances at parties funded by the family of the Libyan Colonel, including his son, Muatassim. "When we learned that the third client of the concert was related to the family of Gaddafi, it was decided to donate this fee to a good cause" Beyoncé has already announced on its website.
She would then quickly transferred the money to the earthquake victims in Haiti. Mariah Carey is also very shy and is spreading on his unconsciousness to ward off suspicions of greed. It confirms having participated in evenings "watered by the dictator's son vicious and crazy" Gaddafi. However, she did not mention the amounts received or repayment.
To wash away his sins, the star plans to release a new song "Save the Day" and donate the proceeds to an "association for human rights" of his choice. The singer seems to fall from the clouds, to discover that Libya is a dictatorship, find out who financed his appearances at various festivals ...
"At the time, Libya did not pass on the news ... Now it has become a major problem, it's ridiculous," she apologized awkwardly, referring to the magnitude of attention media is proportional to the seriousness of events in Libya. "I was naive and unaware of who commissioned the show, she says.
I feel horrible and very embarrassed to have participated in this mess. I think the future is a lesson for all artists. We must be more aware and pay attention to people for whom we give representations. So, the events in Libya have had an unexpected benefit in the world of pop stars!
- Mariah Carey 'Embarrassed' Over Performance for Gadhafi (03/03/2011)
- Mariah Carey, Beyonce talk about Qaddafi-linked concerts (03/03/2011)
- Mariah Carey: "I Was Naive" About Singing for Qaddafi Family (03/03/2011)
- Mariah Carey felt "horrible and embarrassed" about Libya gig (04/03/2011)
- Libya: Mariah Carey 'embarrassed' over Gaddafi-linked concert (03/03/2011)
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