Avi Bitter: 'This Is What Keeps Me Alive'

In an interview with the 'All in' podcast, Avi Bitter speaks about his loneliness, the industry's attempts to silence him, and the price of the independent path. He says he did everything alone, without record labels, and that people disappeared when he fell. Bitter criticizes the media and cultural establishment, and expresses a political stance: 'I will vote for Bibi, because the left has no leader,' and calls for a smart prime minister who knows good English.

In an interview with the 'All in' podcast hosted by Yossi Marshak, singer Avi Bitter talks about his independent career in the world of Mizrahi music, the loneliness at the top, and the feeling that the industry tried to push him to the margins. He says he did everything alone, without record labels or funding, and that when he fell, people who forgot how much he gave stepped on him. Bitter criticizes the media and cultural establishment, which he says tried to silence him for years, but his audience did not forget him. Alongside this, he expresses a political stance: 'I will vote for Bibi, because the left has no leader,' and calls for a smart prime minister who knows good English. He adds that Bibi did not do wrong, but people want change, and asks to bring someone normal at his level.

Avi Bitter: 'This Is What Keeps Me Alive'