
Two days ago, through a post on social media, G Bani surprised his followers with a post of his own.
On Instagram Story, he listed 12 points for all the women who could fall in love with him, presenting himself as honest, brutal, and unfiltered.
His message began with the words: "Dear whores! Before I fall in love with any of you again," then listed his reasons for calling those girls whores.
Regarding this, a reaction came from the journalist of Class magazine, but not from Alketa Vejsiu herself.
In a long post on Instagram, Kristina Hasa addressed G Bani directly with an open letter, criticizing his approach to women and the way he seeks love. She emphasizes:
"Before you look for love, learn how to say the word 'woman' without getting it mixed up."
Kristina's post continues with a 12-point analysis, where she responds one by one to G Bani's statements about himself, such as: "I have no money", "I am unemployed", "I don't do drugs", "I am very jealous", "I don't hit women", and even "If I kiss you on the lips, it means I love you".
She considers these as a form of self-justification and emotional manipulation that, instead of sincere love, shows insufficient maturity and lack of responsibility. At the end of the post, the journalist concludes with a critical tone but addressed towards reflection:
"You have written a self-justification manual for the man who seeks to fall in love without maturity, without effort, but with drama, paranoia, and emotional passivity."
After this, G Bani reacted through several Instagram Stories, mistakenly directed at Alketa, based on the ownership of Class magazine, where he explained that the use of the offensive word was not directed at all women, but only at some individuals who, according to him, could also be men. He emphasized that he does not consider women as property and that it was not his intention to insult the entire female gender.

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