Overview
- On Sunday Jürgen Milski posted an Instagram video in which he rode a bicycle along the Playa de Palma and filmed large amounts of packaging, bottles and food waste on the promenade.
- In the clip Milski used sharp language to scold people who left rubbish, calling them "Assis" and saying he could "get a new fit of rage every morning" at the sight.
- Responding to followers, Milski said he and other Mallorca artists already warn guests and criticised the need to act like educators because of what he described as parental failure.
- German outlets report that the posts prompted both support for his environmental complaint and pushback over whether entertainers should enforce public behaviour, with no municipal or policy response yet reported.
- Milski also posted a separate video complaining about extreme heat on Mallorca and advising people to reconsider travel there, situating the litter complaint inside wider strains on the island’s summer season and tourist impact.