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Masked artist Boer Harm reveals identity: 'I will continue as Fredt'

Masked artist Boer Harm reveals identity: 'I will continue as Fredt'

The masked artist Boer Harm, famous for his viral hit "Brommers Kieken", has revealed his identity in an Instagram video. After keeping his face hidden for two years, he announced he will now continue his music career under the name Fredt.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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