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“Not only are they uncompetitive technically, they are poor humanely“. Morgan replied in Rolling Stone Eruption of Bugo who in the latest Instagram stories, after three years of silence since leaving the stage of Sanremo 2020, accused the Bluvertigo singer of being an “artist” who needs the “politicotto on duty” to work because “you never will be a songwriter”. Morgan then turned the clock back to the diplomatic incident and subsequent disqualification that occurred at the Ariston and explained the reason for changing the lyrics of the Sincere song to the verses “bad intentions, rudeness“: “Eight lines that made you run away when you could have answered, if you could have answered. You had the chance but you’re not capable once you’re on stage without your prompters and pissing yourself off. I wanted to blame you for your”bad impression last night“, If You have committed a grave human and artistic errormeaning what They bullied Sergio Endrigo on the cover singing where you shouldn’t and storming the stage in a pretentious and vulgar way to play the prima donna because your managers made you bully me and you acted like a puppet without realizing you were big made: another bullshit “. Morgan added that “three years have passed and you still haven’t understood the lyrics that I wrote on your face on stage that all of Italy has memorized, maybe because you have one Wrote song on the spot to say things to whoever you want mobbingto narrate a sense of outrage without insults or verbal abuse but with the simple urgency of publicly denouncing the abuses of a person supported by a team of zealous bullies protected by a whole depraved and arrogant system, singing but right in the middle truth telling fiction and boring packaged stuff, that’s something interesting.”
Morgan’s outrage
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Bugo slams Morgan on Instagram: ‘You’ll never be a songwriter’
The singer-songwriter then underlined the different approaches to the creative experience: “I’m on stage with artists who are giants, like Celentano, like Fossati, like Renato Zero, De Gregori, Ranieri, and I learn from them very humbly, I improvise on live TV in front of millions of viewers e I don’t allow or dare to be a show off and outdo the artist on stage with whom I have a relationship of great esteem and respect”. Morgan continued, “You resent having been a vandal and also a coward. Not only are you a songwriter who doesn’t write your own stuff, you’re not even a showman because you played it terribly, you and your instigators”. The ex-X Factor judge also attacked Bugo for “putting yourself in the pathetic position of denouncing me, asking me for money and preventing me from making even a single euro from the sale of the album received, which came out as a duet and still bears My name. You threw it on the money. What a low level. You didn’t get the irony, you kept bullying me and you keep doing it by saying bullshit and spitting on someone who truly gave you the greatest gift of your life. Finally, Morgan responded to the accusations that he wasn’t a valid songwriter with a digression about his career: “When I got the Tenco records for my albums you wrote: ‘I stepped on shit'”. When I was writing, producing and singing with my band Bluvertigo and winning the MTV Awards, you wrote, “I break my balls.” Who is the songwriter? I am many other things. In the last ten years I haven’t just written a song on your face like making an espresso, I’ve published four books, made two soundtracks for the theater, released five albums, one with classical music and one with experimental electronics. I have written a five hour twenty-two minute symphonic novel which I have completed (The Audiobook of Morgan) and it is my finest musical work. Added to this are more than a hundred arrangements for the songs assigned to the talents with which Marco Mengoni, Noemi, Michele Bravi, Chiara Galiazzo, Antonio Maggio, Matteo Becucci have won, which is why I was included in the Guinness Book of Records as the best X factor -Judges of the world. Bugo, listen to me, laugh and “Thank god you’re on this stage, respect whoever put you on it“”.