In a video before his arrest, he wasn’t rapping, he was talking. His fans were allowed to ask him questions. One was: What would have to happen for you to stop? “I would have to die,” said Toomaj Salehi. Then he laughed. Subtlety was never Salehi’s thing, and his songs also have a clarity, as if he were giving the middle finger to the Iranian regime – the men who rule his country.
Iranian rapper Toomaj Salehi sentenced to death – Culture
