Amidst the shock of Aziza Amir.. Youssef Wahbi slapped the Tunisian poet Bayram and hit him with a "slash"
The late poet Mahmoud Bayram Al-Tunisi was born in Al-Siyala neighborhood in Alexandria, Egypt. His father owned a grocery store in the neighborhood in which he lived. When his father died at the age of fourteen, he worked in his father’s shop so that he could support his family.
Bayram al-Tunisi was intelligent and loved reading to a large extent. His fame began when he wrote the poem "The Radish Seller", in which he criticized the Municipal Council in Alexandria after imposing exorbitant taxes on the people under the pretext of urban development.
Until King Fouad exiled him to France when he attacked him in one of his poems, and Bayram lived in Europe for about twenty years, moving from one job to another. He worked as a porter in a port and joined a company for chemical industries, but he was dismissed because of asthma.
According to the information center of "Akhbar Al-Youm", Bayram Al-Tunisi lived a difficult life and continued to face harsh days filled with hunger and homelessness, and despite the harsh conditions of life, he continued to write his poems and poems while he was far from his homeland. To Egypt despite his presence in exile because of his scathing poems.
While he was in France, the artist Youssef Wehbe and the artist Aziza Amir happened to present one of the plays for the Egyptian communities there. .
During the rehearsal, one of the cylinders fell from his hand on the ground, and it broke. Youssef Wehbe got angry and slapped him in the face and hit him with slashes.
When Aziza Amir saw this scene, she uttered a strong cry at the top of her voice. Youssef Wehbe was surprised by this strong scream. When he went to her to ask her the reason for this, Aziza Amir answered him that the man who hit him was the Tunisian Bayram, who is waiting for all artists and singers to return to Egypt.
The artist Youssef Wehbe was one of his biggest fans from what he heard about him and he wished to meet him, and Wehbe almost listened to the name of Bayram Al-Tunisi until he ran to him and hugged him crying and apologizing to him.
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