Sam Smith’s Satanic Madrid Show Leaves Fans Disgusted

Pop singer Sam Smith, known for his support of the LGBT movement, has recently faced backlash from fans. Despite his success, many believe that Smith lacks talent and has been strategically promoted by globalists.

In a recent show in Madrid, Smith stirred controversy by dressing up as a devil and promoting gay sex, which has left fans disgusted. The performance took place in the formerly Christian city of Madrid, adding to the controversy.

Controversial Performance

During the Mad Cool music show in Madrid, Smith sang his popular songs like “I’m Not the Only One” and “Stay With Me.” However, his performance took a controversial turn when he incorporated Satanic imagery and explicit visuals, as seen in his song “Unholy,” which he has done in previous shows as well.

At the Madrid show, Smith attracted further criticism as he paraded in a devilish costume, revealing his buttocks, and simulated sexual acts with one of his male dancers.

Despite minors and people from varying beliefs attending the show, Smith did not hesitate to impose his unconventional worldview on the audience.

Sam Smith live in Madrid taking it from behind, then shaking his nearly nude hairy butt for the whole all-ages crowd. pic.twitter.com/UelO7ZMW8s

— Libby Emmons (@libbyemmons) July 10, 2023

Implications of the Controversy

The incident surrounding Sam Smith’s concert highlights the disturbing state of popular culture today, which clashes with the values of a healthy society.

While some of Smith’s fans defend his actions as artistic expressions of his talent, many find his behavior deeply unsettling and bizarre. There is a need for caution, particularly for religious individuals and families, as they may find the content of the show offensive.

Parents must be mindful of the music their children and teenagers consume and should discourage associations with individuals who endorse such disturbing behavior as seen in the controversial show.

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