Not Wanting Privacy To Be Disturbed, Nadin Amizah Asks Not To Be Videoned Off Stage

Nadin Amizah (Instagram @cakecaine)

JAKARTA - Nadin Amizah voiced his objection to the behavior of several people who were considered to have disrupted the realm of privacy.

Through her Instagram account, the singer of the Crazy Women's Seduction reminded people not to record their activities off-stage. Moreover, the video was taken secretly.

"Friends, it's a little reminder that I don't mind if not all my songs are memorized! I also don't mind playing videoin! what I'm sad about is being recorded without permission while doing normal human activities such as being in the bathroom, in the hospital, walking, or eating," wrote Nadin Amizah via Instagram Story, Tuesday, December 5.

Nadin asked only for his activities on stage to be caught on camera. Even then, he prefers that the music audience does not hold the camera when he sings.

"When you're performing, I think it's only natural that you want to talk to the camera, I'm happy! It's better if you can keep staring at each other and singing together!" said Nadin.

"But if you're not performing, I hope those cameras don't always keep quiet recording my daily activities," he continued.

The 23-year-old singer called her appeal to these people a 'lower request'.

Nadin admitted that he was in a dilemma when he wanted to reveal the statement to the public. He was afraid of being overestimated, but on the other hand he was uncomfortable with what he was facing.

"On the one hand, I feel like I'm too late, one side of my heart I've been shaking, I always don't want to feel like a "watch" even though I'm no longer on stage. Eat it in a dilemma," he said.

Furthermore, Nadin said that he would be more happy if fans came to him with praise. Not to take selfies.

"Until now, the listeners who hear me are the most memorable if I am not the one who asks for photos, but if they keep coming back like, 'Sis Nadin, thank you, they have written songs' and then they told their song's relationship with them," concluded Nadin Amizah.