Becoming a Member of Parliament, Verrell Bramasta is Ready to Leave the Glamor of the Artistic World - No Problem Being Looked Down Upon

Kapanlagi.com - Verrell Bramasta is one of the artists who successfully made it to the Senayan in this year's legislative election. Based on quick count, he gathered more than ninety-four thousand votes.

Considering that his status will soon change to a public official, Verrell admitted that he is ready to shed his image as a celebrity. He will adapt to become someone who accompanies the people.

"The Verrell that you see now is a celebrity and one of the things that supports us is appearance. Later, when his status changes to a public official, everything from appearance to life must be adjusted and changed accordingly," said Verrell when met in Kemang, South Jakarta, on Wednesday (20/3/2024).

1. No Problem to be Looked Down Upon

Verrell Bramasta © instagram.com/bramastavrl

Becoming a member of the Indonesian Parliament (DPR RI) certainly won't be smooth because criticism from the public is inevitable. Verrell Bramasta admits that he is ready to accept it because he has even received insults from netizens since his first candidacy.

"It seems that even before taking office, from the beginning of my involvement in politics, many netizens have looked down upon me. But for me, it's okay, maybe it's the pros and cons of being someone who transitions from entertainment to politics. There will be a lot that needs to be proven," explained the older brother of Athalla Naufal.

2. Once Joined the Electoral District when Young

Although he is new to politics, it turns out that politics is not something new for Verrell Bramasta. Because he has campaigned and witnessed how Venna Melinda successfully made it to the House of Representatives in two rounds.

"Before Mom joined the DPR, since we were little, we were already taken to the electoral district, coming home from school, we accompanied Mom to the electoral district. So, to some extent, we grew up by seeing how the work of members of parliament, what programs can be fought for, what we can help with by becoming a legislator," said the former boyfriend of Natasha Wilona.

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