Disappointed Zinidin Zidan Didn't Apologize Directly, Andika Missed Band: Disappointed

Andika Mahesa (Photo: YT Deddy Corbuzier)

JAKARTA - Andika Kangen Band opened up about the parody video performed by Tri Suaka and Zinidin Zidan. On Deddy Corbuzier's podcast on Wednesday, April 27, Andika admitted that at first she didn't want to worry about it, but it turns out that many netizens sent messages that sounded like they didn't receive it.

"Those DM messages have come in thousands of people, many have given their support. Some even said they wanted to kill everything. This is dangerous, I need my composure to solve this problem," said Andika.

Not wanting to intervene himself, Andika admitted that he asked a lawyer to provide a response. "After a while, how come it's noisy, a lot of people talk about it. Finally asked the lawyer to make a statement. What for? The monastery has a quiet time to think. So we know what to do," he said.

Apparently, the summons sent by Andika's lawyer was immediately responded to by Tri and Zidan's apologies on social media. However, personally, they both have different attitudes.

Deddy asked Andika if Zidan had time to apologize personally after the parody video went viral.

"The Zidan chats with you, doesn't it?" asked Deddy Corbuzier. "No, I just made that statement (on Instagram)," Andika said.

Meanwhile, Tri Suaka was more polite for sending an apology message to Andika shortly after the video went viral. "Tri Asylum is chatting," Andika continued.

"Even though it wasn't the Zidan that attacked the most, huh?" asked Deddy to make sure.

"Yes, he made that person, meaning that we are normal, (but) people who see it are annoyed. People can already tell the difference, let alone us, right," answered Andika.

Wisely, Andika suspects this is the work of people who are not happy to see Tri Suaka and Zidan's success. "What is clear is that there are some people who don't like it maybe (the two of them), suddenly the video was taken and uploaded. Maybe people who don't like him, we don't know," he concluded.