The Israeli regime first arranged an online petition calling for the Microsoft
Theater to cancel Yeganeh's event, but it garnered just under 5,000 signatures
by Saturday morning LA time, falling short of its intended 50,000.
Then, the IsraelPersian twitter account, affiliated to the Israeli foreign
ministry, demanded the public to boycott Yegeneh's concert at Microsoft Theater
in LA, and then released a photo showing a half-empty concert hall hours before
Yeganeh's performance started to prove that its call has met public response.
But the Iran-based pop singer dismissed the claims that the Iranian-Americans
have boycotted his concert and released photos on his Instagram account of the
fully crowded hall during his performance. Hundreds rushed to show support for
Yehaneh by leaving messages on his Instagram page and through their own social
media accounts. Later, concert goers also released photos in support of the pop
singer's claim that his concert was a sold-out.
"One of those nights that I don't want to come to an end at all," he said in
another message released on his instagram page later during his performance.
Yeganeh is one of the top ten most adored and loved pop singers among the
Iranian youth and his concerts are always sold out in Iran.
SOURCE: FARS NEWS Agency