Sari Al-Asaad: The Red Carpet Does Not Grant Honor Questions About What Sari Al-Asaad Meant in His Post

Jordanian artist Sari Al-Asaad wrote on his official Facebook page a post that sparked controversy and questions among followers, saying: "Applause does not create value, and the red carpet does not grant honor to those who have lost their goal."

The post attracted the attention of the public and his colleagues, who wondered exactly what the artist meant and what message he intended to convey with these words, which carry an implicit critique of some superficial aspects of artistic appearances, awards, and festivals.

Some followers considered Al-Asaad's statement a general commentary on the Arab artistic scene, where public appreciation or attending official events does not guarantee true value for the artist, while others saw it as an invitation to reflect and remain focused on the real goal of art before being distracted by external appearances.

Who is Sari Al-Asaad?

Sari Al-Asaad is a Jordanian multi-talented artist known for his contributions to drama, theater, and singing. Since the beginning of his career, he has been recognized for creating works that carry deep social and human messages, in addition to his courage in expressing personal opinions on social media, making him a focus of attention for both critics and audiences alike.

He began his artistic career in the early 2010s, participating in several dramatic works known for their boldness and social content, and collaborated with stars from various Arab countries, giving him a strong presence in both the Jordanian and Arab artistic scene.

Notable Works:

Bedouin and Traditional Drama: Ars Al-Saqr, Al-Iqab wa Al-Saqr, Turab Al-Murr, Ahlam Malwana, Al-Ramda' wa Al-Nar, Al-Tibr wa Al-Turab, starred in many Bedouin series

Social and Family Drama: Umur A'iliyya, Wa Yabqa Al-Amal, Mahma Tal Al-Zaman, Sayyidi Rabah, Al-Layl Al-Taweel, Al-Farah Al-Mansi, Al-Sarar Al-Anid

Romantic or Contemporary Social Drama: Al-Imda' Baree', Al-Raseef Al-Bared, Al-Qarar Yusdur Ghadan, Daw' Al-Qamar, Um Al-Darahim