Kotor hip hop duo Who See, or half of this composition, responded to the Jelen Demofest challenge, so Dejan Dedović Dedduh "sang" Merima Njegomir's track, "I remember more".
Banja Luka's Jelen Demofest previously launched this "singing" challenge, the goal of which is for the participant, after performing a track that they would not normally do or that is not close to them in terms of genre, to challenge someone to do the same.
According to the rules, anyone can sing a song in the style that suits them, and so far the Jelen Demofest Challenge has been accepted by pop rock singer Vanja Mišić, who performed the track "Esi mi dobar" by Bad Copy.
In addition to her, presenter Una Senić and members of the band Brutal Protest, who also nominated Dedduh and Marija Đorđević Noyza, participated in the challenge.
"Noyz did not participate, because he now lives in Belgrade, so we could not meet because of this opportunity, but I managed to improvise something, so it seems that he is next to me", he told "Vijesti" Deda, who is accompanied by Noyz in the video a poster of a topless girl stuck on a tree.
He presented "Noyz" in the video, claiming that he looks like that after the operation for which he went to Belgrade, and then, standing on a burning meadow, he recited the lyrics of the song "I still remember".
"As for Merima Njegomir's song, I decided to rap it with reggae music, because it's funny enough," said Dedduh.
He challenged the Bosnian rapper Sassja and gave her Lepa Brena's track "Jugoslovenka".
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