Unveiling Joost Klein: Controversies and Disqualifications at Eurovision

Since his disqualification from the Eurovision Song Contest, Joost Klein has been the subject of numerous unsettling revelations. Weekly magazine Privé has now brought to light an incident from his secondary school days, which paints a troubling picture of the artist’s rebellious behaviour.
According to Privé, during a school trip to Rome in 2015, Joost was sent home early for persistently vlogging against the teachers’ instructions. A journalist from Leeuwarden Courant, whose daughter was on the same trip, recounted how Joost ignored warnings and continued to record videos, ultimately leading to his expulsion from the trip. “I got a warning, and after another incident, I was sent home,” Joost reportedly said, adding that he felt it was him against the school system.
The story doesn’t end there. Véras Fawaz, director of Joost Klein’s Europapa music video, shared on the podcast The Bigger Picture about their tumultuous working relationship. Fawaz revealed that Joost had several outbursts against a staff member during the video shoot. «Creating the Europapa video took about a month and a half of my life, and I earned nothing from it,» Fawaz said. «Making a music video costs money, and you need to value the people who do it for you. You can’t shout at an assistant director who is working for free, and I told Joost that.»
This pattern of behaviour culminated in Joost’s disqualification from Eurovision. According to AVROTROS, the singer made a «threatening gesture» towards a female staff member’s camera, despite her continuing to film him after he had repeatedly asked her to stop. «Joost did not touch the camera operator,» AVROTROS clarified.
These incidents highlight a troubling aspect of Joost Klein’s career, suggesting a consistent struggle with authority and collaboration. As more stories emerge, the public and fans are left to question the impact of such behaviour on his future endeavours.
Source: Shownieuws.nl
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