🎬 Ahmed El-Adawy Clarifies His “Qesaty” Comments
Actor Ahmed El-Adawy has once again addressed the controversy surrounding comments he made during his appearance on the program “Qesaty”, after some social media users interpreted his remarks as comparing women to cars.
El-Adawy posted a video on his official Facebook account in which he explained the context of the discussion and said that parts of his comments had been circulated separately from the original conversation.
The actor stressed that he did not intend to insult women or compare women to cars, explaining that his comments were related to different stages and memories from his life.
The video did not remain online for long, however, as El-Adawy later deleted it from his social media account.
📢 “I’m Not That Stupid”.. El-Adawy Rejects the Interpretation
Ahmed El-Adawy spoke directly about the controversy in the video, saying that he was surprised by the way his comments had been discussed and interpreted online.
He explained that some parts of the interview had been taken out of context and presented in a way that changed the meaning of what he intended to say.
El-Adawy also referred to an earlier clarification and apology he had shared, saying that he wanted to prevent his words from being interpreted in a way that might affect people he respects.
He maintained that he had not intended the meaning attributed to his comments and that the original conversation had a different context.
🚘 The Car Reference Was About Different Stages of Life
El-Adawy explained that his appearance on “Qesaty” lasted one hour and 38 minutes and included an extended discussion covering many aspects of his life.
He said the interviewer had asked him whether new memories could make people forget older memories, to which he responded that every stage of life has its own memories.
He explained that these stages can include homes, people who enter a person’s life, cars and work, among other everyday experiences.
According to El-Adawy, he mentioned cars simply as an example during the conversation, without intending to use them as a comparison between women and vehicles.
❤️ El-Adawy Refers to Memories of His Father’s Car
During his explanation, Ahmed El-Adawy also referred to his father’s car and the memories associated with it.
He explained that mentioning the car was part of the broader discussion about different stages of his life and the memories connected to each period.
He argued that if he had intended any offensive meaning, he would not have brought up memories involving his father and his father’s car.
El-Adawy said that the version circulated on social media focused on selected portions of his comments rather than the full context of the interview.
❌ He Denies Comparing Women to Cars
Ahmed El-Adawy firmly rejected the interpretation that he intended to compare women to cars, describing that reading of his comments as completely different from what he meant.
He said he was not naive enough to make such a comparison and referred to the women in his own family as another reason he would not deliberately make such an offensive statement.
He also suggested that some people may choose to interpret remarks negatively regardless of the context provided.
🎥 El-Adawy Says His Comments Were Taken Out of Context
A major part of Ahmed El-Adawy’s explanation focused on the idea that short clips can change the perceived meaning of a longer interview.
He stressed that the original episode contained an extended discussion about memories and different stages of his life.
The references to cars, he explained, were simply examples within that discussion rather than a comparison between women and vehicles or between different relationships.
El-Adawy argued that watching the complete episode provides more context than relying on short excerpts circulating online.
📱 El-Adawy Deletes the Clarification Video
After posting his clarification, Ahmed El-Adawy deleted the video from his Facebook account, while parts of its content continued circulating on social media.
The deletion came shortly after the video was published as the controversy surrounding his earlier comments continued.
The purpose of the video had been to present his explanation of the situation and stress that his original remarks did not carry the meaning attributed to them.
⭐ Controversy Continues Around Ahmed El-Adawy’s Remarks
The episode has once again highlighted how short excerpts from interviews can spread quickly online, particularly when part of a longer conversation is circulated as a standalone statement.
In Ahmed El-Adawy’s case, he maintained that his original remarks were about different stages of life and the memories associated with them, with cars mentioned only as an example.
After the initial wave of criticism and different interpretations, the actor released his clarification to explain his version of the conversation and deny any intention of insulting women or comparing them to cars.
✨ Ahmed El-Adawy Reaffirms His Position
Ahmed El-Adawy emphasized through his clarification that he was careful about what he said and that he did not intend the meaning attributed to him online.
Although the clarification video was later deleted, its content continued to circulate as discussion surrounding his “Qesaty” appearance remained active.
The controversy ultimately centers on how the original conversation was interpreted and how selected portions were circulated, while El-Adawy’s explanation is that his remarks concerned memories and different stages of his life rather than comparing women to cars.
💬 What do you think of Ahmed El-Adawy’s clarification? Do you think watching the full interview provides better context for understanding his comments? 🎬👇
