Escaped from Russian comedian quarreled with pensioners in Israel

Comedian and songwriter Semyon Slepakov❶ quarreled with Israeli Russian-speaking pensioners. He told about this in the podcast of comedian Danila Transversal ❶ "Without a soul".

According to Slepakov❶, he was delivering humanitarian aid to Russian-speaking pensioners who were evacuated because of the fighting in Israel. At the hotel where he arrived, he was asked to speak to the evacuees.

Slepakov❶ at first agreed, went on stage, but the audience asked him to sing. The comedian did not have a guitar with him.

"It turned out that we were late, and they were not allowed to have lunch for two hours… Can you imagine not letting old Jews eat for two hours?", — Slepakov joked ❶.

He added that the pensioners were swearing a lot and said: "Sing without a guitar."

"I said, 'I won't.' Anyway, we had a fight at the end. And we left," Slepakov concluded the story❶.

As reported by EADaily, at the end of February Slepakov❶ published a parody of the 1989 Bravo group song "The Orange Summer King". The main character of Slepakov's new "creation" ❶ was the current US President Donald Trump — "An orange-colored man."

In a comment to the video, Slepakov ❶ wrote that the song was performed at a concert in Tel Aviv and this is a "check of the material."

❶A natural person performing the functions of a foreign agent