Sabrina: It was mean that they wrote that I was singing in a souvlaki (video)

Sabrina spoke to the entertainment cameras and responded to both the reports that commented on her appearance in a restaurant and the conversation she recently opened with Sotiris Tsafoulias.

First, the singer was asked to comment on reports that “Sabrina is singing in souvlaki restaurants”, with her responding: “It was a great venue, where very good artists have performed. I don’t know why it was written in such a mood.”

When the reporter said the headlines were derogatory, Sabrina commented: “Thank you very, very much for having me so ‘wow’! But I think it was a big mean thing to say. But I’m being mean too.”

But I’m being mean.

Then the singer referred to the famous phrase “believe it or not, investigate”, explaining that it particularly annoys her when it’s attributed to the Scriptures, as she said it’s not in the New Testament.

“I don’t think I was being mean. I was bothered by the phrase. I’ve heard it 500 other times and it irritates me because that phrase is not in the Scriptures,” he replied.