?It took me so long to make this video. For understandable reasons. It's not funny. It left me speechless. I didn't know what to say about this issue ... until now. Thank you Alyne for responding. I think it will inspire millions [of people] around the world to speak out, ?Nas Daily writes in another weekly video posted on his Facebook, returning to the debate with Ermal Mamaqi.
At the beginning of the video, Nas Daily explains that conversations between boys are normal and generally discussed about women, sex and some of them can be offensive and sexist.
"Conversations between boys occur in private. And I keep them in private until one day in public. "
Afterwards, Nas adds that almost throughout the conversation, Ermal Mamaqi spoke in the language of "chat conversations", which made the blogger "feel embarrassed".
"He made sexist jokes, disrespected women and me, and forced them to ask questions instead of him," he adds, implying Kejvina.
Next, Nas dwells on Alyne's reaction.
"To be honest, at that point I thought he was overdoing it, but at the end of the day I was sure he was right."
Among other things, Nas points out that the fact that there are other moderators around the world who make jokes that may even be interpreted as sexist does not mean it should. He refers to Mamaqi's YouTube video, which responded by citing a series of moderators of formats similar to "Xing with Ermal."
"Experience has shown me that when these chunks of conversation are ok in private, they slowly become ok in public as well. Understandably, most television programs are racist, and little by little we consider them jokes. Little by little, [such comments] hurt. ?
In the end, Nas expresses dissatisfaction with his reaction to "Xing with Ermal."
?I laughed at sexist jokes hoping the interview would end sooner. But to be honest with you, it's not enough and guys like me should have stopped it. We have to put an end to these conversations between boys, wherever they happen: in private, in public, all the more so on national television. "
In November 2018, Nas Daily and his girlfriend, Alyne, were invited to "Xing with Ermal," whose interview took another turn after Kejvina asked Nas "why he travels often, or to meet gossip ? ". Alyne reacted immediately and said in tears that "in the Balkans women are treated as sex objects". At first Ermal apologized saying "fortunately, we do not live in a state where humor is censored", but after Alyne's video explaining what was not aired on "Xing with Ermal", the latter himself addressed YouTube for its version .
