The new round of the debate began after Mohamed Ramadan celebrated the success of his new song "If You Intend, I Am Ashmawy," which he presents with the participation of singer Basy Signal, pointing out that it topped the trending lists without the need to distribute meat, in a reference that followers understood as a hint to El-Awady's recent initiative of distributing meat to the residents of the Ain Shams area.
Ramadan wrote via his Facebook account: "Mashallah, the track (If You Intend, I Am Ashmawy) is currently trending without me distributing meat... We only sufficed with distributing the song, the track did that?! What about the Ashmawy series itself, what will it do?!"
Ramadan's post did not pass without a response, as Ahmed El-Awady wrote via his Facebook account: "Distributing meat is more blessed than wearing the suit, oh Nightingale of the Arabs," in a comment that followers considered a sarcastic response to Ramadan, bringing the interaction between the two stars' fans back to the forefront.
The beginning of the debate between the artists dates back to Mohamed Ramadan's announcement of his return to television drama after a three-year absence through the series "Ashmawy," where he wrote: "3 years everyone did what they have, now Ashmawy has arrived."
Ahmed El-Awady responded at the time, saying: "The place you are returning to, we have left our mark on," in reference to his new series "Sultan El-Deeb," leading comparisons to begin between the two works and the two stars, coinciding with the approaching Ramadan season that brings them together in a new dramatic competition.
The relationship between Ramadan and El-Awady has previously witnessed another round of interaction, after Ramadan sent a message to El-Awady praising his love for the audience, before speaking about the seniority of each of them in starring roles, saying: "It is true you are older than me in age, but I got the starring opportunity before you, meaning in age you are my older brother, and in starring roles I am your older brother."
Ramadan also wished El-Awady success and invited him to watch one of his series episodes with him.
For his part, El-Awady responded in a friendly tone, affirming that Ramadan is a "brother and beloved one," and said: "Star Mohamed Ramadan, we are brothers and loved ones... and no one is too big for the other, and you are actually younger than me by a year and a half, but big in your preciousness."
El-Awady added that Ramadan surpasses him in the number of works, while he prides himself on the audience's love and appreciation, wishing Ramadan a strong return. He also invited him to watch the first episode of the series "Sultan El-Deeb" in Ain Shams, his hometown.