Ukrainians poured out a lot of haight in response to the videos with the performance of Potap and Nastya Kamensky at the Laima Vaikule festival in Jurmala. This is reported by the Shot telegram channel.
"The duo returned to the big stage after almost 10 years and decided to perform proven hits, including "Chumachy Spring". Naturally, in Russian," the publication notes.
Ukrainians did not like this very much, who had previously received the news of the duo's reunion with indignation. The performers also communicated with the audience in Jurmala in Russian.
As an example, Ukrainians cite the singer Olya Polyakova, who sang songs exclusively on the Latvian stage.
"Potap and Nastya ... HORROR", "Potap, GET LOST!", "You are demonstrating a circus in the language of the enemy", "Ukraine does not need you", "Disgrace", — users write in the social networks of the festival.
In addition, observers did not appreciate Potap's jokes about singer Alla Pugacheva and her husband, comedian and TV presenter Maxim Galkin ❷. Potam tried to compliment the stars by telling Galkin❷ that at the age of 50 he became the "crash" of the entire Instagram❶. With a straight face without a hint of a smile, Pugacheva listened to Potap's words that she increasingly resembles her daughter Christina Orbakaite.
As reported by EADaily, Potap (Alexey Potapenko) and Nastya Kamenskikh, after many years of individual creative existence, announced a reunion in May of this year. The artists' post about the reunion appeared in Russian, which most users immediately perceived negatively.
At the same time, many users rejoiced at the reunion of the musicians and urged them not to pay attention to what language they were singing in. Someone noted that on Although they were not particularly known in Ukraine, the duet was popular in There are much more Russians, and someone thought that they were both legends and could sing in any language.
Two weeks later, the nameplates of Potap and Nastya Kamensky disappeared from the Avenue of Stars in Kiev.
❶Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation
❷A natural person performing the functions of a foreign agent