Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that after Fujii Kaze was confirmed to appear in the “Irohasu” commercial, he removed the link to the Palestinian fundraising from his Instagram profile. Is this a result of consideration for the pro-Israel Coca-Cola company? Although I can’t know for sure, I think it’s not right to easily remove the link to Palestinian fundraising, even if
Coca-Cola isn’t involved. If he truly supports Palestine, he should maintain that stance. What is the real situation?
Thoughts on Fujii Kaze’s Instagram Situation
Recently, I heard about Fujii Kaze’s decision to remove the link to Palestinian fundraising from his Instagram profile after being confirmed for the “Irohasu” commercial. It left me with a complex feeling. Since I like his music, I can’t help but wonder how such events might affect him. Honestly, I have also heard that Coca-Cola is pro-Israel. So, if he did remove the link due to that influence, it would be somewhat disappointing. Of course, he might not have been aware of the circumstances, or perhaps he had to remove it for some reason. However, I agree with the opinion that he should maintain his stance in support of Palestine.
The Backstory of the Link’s Return
Interestingly, I’ve come across information that he reinstated the link on Instagram. If he brought it back after doing a search and receiving criticism, it would indeed be characteristic of Kaze. It might reflect his competitive nature. I believe managing social media is a challenge that many recent artists face, and I’m curious about how he navigates this. I recall a few times when I arrived too early for a meeting with friends and ended up wasting time. I remember overindulging in sweets at a nearby café and feeling uncomfortable afterward. It’s strange how such small mishaps can turn into nice memories later on.
What Do You Think?
How does everyone feel about the situation with Fujii Kaze’s Instagram? I would love to hear the opinions of those who support his music and activities. If you have similar experiences or thoughts on artists’ social media management, please share them in the comments. Hearing everyone’s opinions might provide new perspectives.
