Desingerica Breaks Silence on Montenegro Detention
The rapper spoke out for the first time on the afternoon of July 18, describing how he was pulled off stage during his Sutomore show and held until morning.

- Desingerica spoke out on the afternoon of July 18, giving his own account of the detention in Montenegro for the first time.
- The rapper says he was taken off stage, led down the promenade and put into a police van.
- By his account, the group was held until 5 a.m. because they had no identity documents on them.
- The show where the intervention happened was held in Sutomore.
Desingerica has spoken publicly about his detention in Montenegro for the first time. On the afternoon of July 18, the rapper told the media the circumstances under which he was stopped during his show in Sutomore, confirming the story the entertainment scene had been buzzing about since early morning.
Word of his detention began circulating online before noon, and fans spent hours waiting to hear the performer’s own version. He decided to give his side and explain exactly what happened that night on the Montenegrin coast.
How the night in Sutomore unfolded, in his words
According to his account, the intervention took place during his set. Desingerica says he was taken off the stage and led down the promenade, after which he and his crew were placed in a police vehicle.
“They took us from the stage down to the promenade and packed us into a van,” the rapper said, describing the circumstances of the detention. He added that they were then held into the early hours, until around five.
He cited the fact that they had no documents on them at that moment as the reason for the hold. Despite everything, the performer commented on the whole episode calmly and without dramatizing it. “We didn’t have documents on us, it was fine, an interesting night,” he said, stressing that in his view the police were simply doing their job.
The tone he used surprised part of the audience that had expected a sharper reaction. Instead of conflict and accusations, the rapper reduced the whole situation to an unpleasant but passing episode of a tour.
What does this mean for his announced shows?
This is not the first controversy to follow Desingerica’s performances, and reactions along the Montenegrin coast had trailed him earlier in the summer as well. His energetic and provocative act had already been a topic of debate, so this episode quickly drew attention from regional media.
For now, the rapper has not announced that he will change his schedule or cancel booked shows because of the incident. On the contrary, his statement suggested he treats the whole story as another anecdote from the road rather than an obstacle to his work.
It remains to be seen how the situation will affect his standing in Montenegro, where his shows had drawn divided reactions even before this. Judging by comments on social media, the public stayed split between those who defend him and those who feel the provocation goes too far.
For now, one thing is clear: the rapper has given his version and closed the first chapter of a story that defined the entertainment day. Do you think Desingerica handled it well by reducing the whole night to an “interesting episode,” or is the incident more serious than he makes it out to be?



