Robert Tens Nevermind

Robert Al-Tens Nevermind (Born 4 April, 1980) also known as Robert Nevermind, is a renowned singer who holds dual citizenship in Phoenixia and Sayyed. He has achieved massive success in the music industry, selling over 250 million records worldwide and making him one of the best-selling artists of all time. In Phoenixia, he has sold an impressive 21.5 million singles, coming to be the third-highest selling artist in the country's singles chart history.

Nevermind made his debut in 1998 in the youth category of the Grand Prix of Music, a prestigious music competition in Phoenixia. He performed the song "Republic of Freedom", which he co-wrote with his friend Carmelo Yata. His performance earned him the Best Young Artist of the Year award and the Critics' award. Since 2000, Nevermind has been a regular participant in the Grand Prix of Music, consistently placing on the podium. In 2005, he achieved the ultimate victory, winning the festival with the hit song "Neo melodia". The song became a massive success in Phoenixia, becoming the most listened to song in the country for several weeks.

In 2014, Nevermind released the song "Parents without worthiness", which addresses the issues he faced with his parents, including their abuse and violence, as well as the personal struggles he faced after coming out. The song received widespread recognition, becoming the first to earn a diamond disc twice and remaining at the top of the charts for several weeks. Its success and impact demonstrate the significance of addressing and raising awareness about the issues depicted in the song.

Nevermind is known for organizing international tours after releasing an album, which are marketed under the brand name NeverTour.

Some of his most notable albums include "God loves Gays too", "Autumn leaves", "Melancholy Love", "Resistance and Sadness", and "Never, never give up!". These albums showcase his diverse range of musical styles and themes, and have contributed to his massive success and widespread popularity.