Malala Yousufzai celebrated a milestone In his life while attending Taylor SwiftConcert in Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday, August 17, 2024. He was present during the concert along with his loved ones and shared some snapshots of the event on his InstagramHe also took this moment to reflect on the power and influence of music.
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Malala Yousufzai celebrates her first concert with Taylor’s Eras Tour
The Pakistani education activist celebrated her first “proper” concert experience by attending the show with her husband, Asser Malik, and a few close friends. While sharing photos from the concert on social media, she recalled a childhood memory involving Taylor. In her caption, she wrote, “Having lived through a time when music and art were banned, music felt like a gift.”
In 2008, when Malala was just 11 years old, she lived in a small town called Swat Valley in Pakistan which was acquired by the Taliban They banned any form of entertainment, including music and television. They also banned girls from going to school. However, from her time at school, she recalled that Love Story was her favourite and Moniba, her best friend at school.
In the caption, she wrote, “Moniba and I found the tallest rock we could, climbed up on it, and announced to all of our classmates and teachers that we were going to perform our new favorite song called LOVE STORY. We sang our hearts out, basking in the joy we felt every second. That’s where my Swiftie journey began,” People reported.
She also shared her experience of attending a concert for the first time in the caption, writing, “It feels magical that my first real concert is seeing @TaylorSwift singing every song surrounded by friends.”
Malala’s revealing legend about music
Malala attended her first “proper” concert at the age of 27. She took the opportunity to highlight that many have yet to enjoy music of their own free will. In her caption, she reminded her followers: “Three years ago, the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan. Once again, music no longer plays in the streets and girls and women are banned from school, work and public life.” In September 2021, the Taliban reestablished the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
She concluded: “In Swat, music made me and my friends feel safe and free. I hope that one day we will live in a world where all girls can enjoy music and live their wildest dreams.”
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