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MC Daniel explains police approach at temple and says video is old: 'There's a Japanese person insulting me'

extra9 September 2026 at 17:14

A video of MC Daniel being approached by a police officer at a temple in Japan went viral again on social media. The singer appears taking a photo with a fan while the group leaves a speaker on. When the officer approaches asking them to turn off the music, the artist sings verses that ridicule the police approach, saying he is used to this type of situation.

The scenes generated criticism from netizens, since the noise was made at a location considered sacred. However, MC Daniel himself clarified that the images are from last year and that he was not deported from Japan, as had been reported.

The funk singer used his social media to justify himself, explaining that the situation was exaggerated by the media. According to him, a man was playing a speaker at the location, and he just joked around with the situation, without causing serious problems.

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