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Seryoga is a cringe show to survive in

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Istanbul.

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A coward, an actor, a scoundrel and the main villain.

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But you immediately caused a storm of emotions in

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TV viewers.

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I agree with the viewer that this is

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looked ambiguous.

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You immediately had a conflict with Katya.

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Gordon.

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Cheating is something I cannot ask for.

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They betrayed their comrades.

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How did you end up on a reality show?

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Well, TNT knows how to convince. Let's do it anyway

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One main piece of nutrition advice from Seryoga.

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When you eat, don't even try.

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Dis on Larisa Dolina.

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Thank you, Larisa, for which I am on the street

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registered.

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And you read fish with Zhirinovsky.

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He had absolutely no feeling

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rhythm and musical ear.

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What are you most ashamed of or what are you

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What do you want to forget most of all?

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I'm in the game enough to know that

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An interview is not a confession.

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Seryoga, rapper and hitmaker Black Boomer

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and near your house, scandalous

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participant of the reality show Survive in Istanbul.

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Today I have a guest

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rapper, producer, artist, singer,

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musician, legend Seryoga. Hello,

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Seryozha.

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Hello, Alyonushka.

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I immediately became so scared.

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Why? Why? Let's start with how

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did you even manage to get into [laughter]

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reality show. Or rather, the way you

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got sucked into a reality show.

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Well, we will tell the truth, yes.

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to people. We don't have any secrets from

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spectators. Alena, you won't believe it, it's very

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for a long time

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they invited me and asked me directly

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came and participated. This is really true.

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And therefore this is a question that does not

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for me, this is for the producers. Why is that?

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They really asked: “Refresh our format,

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You are needed." We really need such a character

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We've been waiting for a long time. Necessarily.

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Here. Well, in essence, well, TNT can do it

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convince.

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Why did you refuse?

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I didn't plan it at all

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participate in a reality show. This is such a

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a rather controversial experiment,

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especially for people my age.

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Well, this is some kind of survival show.

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There is. That's why it's such a stick of two

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at the ends, as it were, yes, that is, controversial

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very experimental. So it wasn't

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just agree on everything. But before that you

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I looked at similar projects, what's there?

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happened?

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Never, never watched it in its entirety

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one episode. Before entering this

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reality, yes, survive in Istanbul, I

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I looked, I was forced to look, well,

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To be honest, I watched one episode.

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to survive in Samarkan, well, so that

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more or less present itself in the format.

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But,

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eh, so I arrived in Istanbul, definitely not

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knowing the rules, yes, that is, it is impossible to say,

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that I was already tempted in these

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twists and turns, in all, yes, rules. And by

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In fact, I was not prepared, yes, because

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what is already clear now is that in fact

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the first test that we are very

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by a large margin, with a big advantage

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won against the people's team, which,

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Of course they didn't show it. That's when we

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They chose Irina from two birds in a cage,

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So

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and not you. That is, this was the main thing

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strategic mistake. That is, now

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I already understand that it was a mistake, and

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I should have taken you, the one like you

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player like you.

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Well, the star team is in the yard,

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Friends.

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And now they will open me, and I will do

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three steps in my heels, I'll take this

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the key and I'll go hang out.

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Open me faster.

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Decent girl, looks great.

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Nrachka

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open.

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Are you crazy or something?

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with us?

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Well, did anyone ask for your opinion?

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You've decided that's it, we're not taking it.

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Alena, damn it, we don't need her.

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It was just there on a biological level.

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some decision has been made. That is us

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were in such an adrenaline rush

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courage after this rapid and

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impressive

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victories at the first test. Yes, we are.

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felt like a team,

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felt like superhumans,

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Everyone was overcome with this euphoria. AND

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that's why we understood each other there and

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they read each other's thoughts just like that

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level of views. Here. And I'm honest with you

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I'll say there were two people who decided

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your destiny. This is uh Katya and I, because

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We were closest to the cage. And we

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looked at each other and I showed

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So, well, I'm showing Katya something like this

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something like, well, what the hell,

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Yes, yes. Take it and she says: "Yes, yes, you,

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We'll dump it, like, we don't need it and that's it."

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But you immediately caused a storm of emotions in

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TV viewers.

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Well, it's montage, montage. A,

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Wait, let's go through it point by point. U

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What is editing and what is not editing.

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The very first thing is, uh, of course, yours

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meeting with the people's participant Irina,

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which you offered to earn a handkerchief,

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which you gave to all participants,

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he said: “But I haven’t given it to you yet,

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"You have to earn it."

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If you pass the test today,

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then this scarf is yours.

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I didn't come here for the Seryozhnys.

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gifts, I came here to play.

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And, naturally, the hate began. How so?

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Can? What kind of dismissive

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attitude towards a girl from the people? Why

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they address her so derogatorily?

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Why is it put in a deliberately certain position?

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a lower level compared to us,

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stars? Let's have this moment

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Let's figure it out. How it was

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until the moment when Irina joined in

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our ranks? We didn't know that she

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will come. We have already managed to become, well, in my

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in the eyes and in the eyes of some comrades

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We already managed to become mine there

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a team, right? That is, we managed to become

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As a team, we became friends. After all, there is a very

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there is something that is not shown to us, there is something

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what is beyond the editing boundaries,

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kind of, yes. People need to get to know each other

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with each other, people should

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feel if there is something between them

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understanding chemistry. Here. And that's all

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happens in a very short time, as if,

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Yes. Here. And here we have already passed,

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It turns out, through this test.

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Well, that is to say, here it is, this test

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The twenty-minute session brought you closer together.

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We prepared for this test. That is

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Here are the conversations that precede

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this test, the way we

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we were getting ready, yes, the way we discussed it

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strategy, all this was not shown.

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That is, this process, like people

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find paths to each other, yes, as they

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get to know each other as they begin

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feel some kind of disposition towards

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attitude towards each other. This is all not

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it was shown, yes, and therefore the audience,

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Of course, I got the impression that as

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well, here's Ira

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on equal terms

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positions

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took part in our show already this

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moment. Actually, it's not like that. That is

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For us it was a surprise, news and

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a certain challenge, yes, from

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producers. Yes. That means you have to

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understand that this show is about what? About that,

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What

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famous people, well, that is, I'm talking from

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the team's prospects now, well,

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artists, famous people are placed in,

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well, let's say, in an uncomfortable situation

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circumstances, yes, where they manifest

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your best and worst quality, yes, that is

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there they are, they are in a state

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pressure. And there are a lot of cameras

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He doesn't show the filming process there.

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remains behind the scenes. For example, no

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rash, yes, when constantly

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the schedule shifts and you're already on the first

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day, but if you're not used to it, you already

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you just get tired there by the end of the evening, you don't

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do you understand what he is telling you?

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synchronous, you're nervous and angry there,

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irritable, especially with girls

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concerns. And we've been through this before, haven't we?

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I know, uh, Irina, we won the tests,

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won by a large margin only

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thanks to the fact that we found uh

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understanding each other, that is, we discussed

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some strategy, that is, collectively

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we made decisions, we knew each other

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hear, were able to observe together

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for what is happening. That is, we were

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one well-coordinated mechanism on the first

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test, so we won by a large margin

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breakaway, right? That is, there was no such thing,

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how they showed the audience that there is

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the leader and he controls everyone. No,

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No. From the very beginning we had

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democracy, right? That is us

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we agreed, discussed all of this

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with each other, and we got along great

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with each other. Here. And that is why the appearance

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these golden cages, and in which you

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was and in which Irina was, we

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perceived as a certain provocation

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from the producers, right? Because, well, what?

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should we wait? only provocations, only

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deterioration, because they are observing

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behind everything that's happening. They need

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interesting show. As soon as we have everything

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Okay, the sine wave should go down.

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fall, right? That is, the graph should go down.

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to go down and become bad.

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If we can handle it, then maybe it will be

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a slight relaxation, and then it will become even more

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worse, even more difficult. And then to the viewer

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It's interesting to watch. The viewer is not interested

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watch a hero who has everything

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Fine. Therefore, I, as a person,

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Well, I understand drama, that is me.

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I read all of this perfectly. Here. And

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tried to make sure that we all were

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ready for testing. And when

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in front of us were these two cells, here

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we immediately

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Katya and I exchanged glances, as if we

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we both considered this, yes, what if we

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let's take it, well, that is, the producers want,

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so that we choose Alena, well, because

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this solution is afloat, that is, it is here

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surfaces, so we need from

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to act contrary. That is, we do not

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Let's take it, we'll take the populist. But when

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We took Ira, that doesn't mean that we

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she was accepted into the team by default,

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no matter what is said there for discussion.

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Because some participants

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questions arose, Kirina, after that,

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how she let it slip that she had

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some kind of parting words from you, yes, you are there

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taught her something, as if they had started her

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asking, she began to get confused

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testimony.

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Did you also suspect her of spying?

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We got interested in her, right? That is us

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they started asking who, what, where from,

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how she was a little confused there

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testimony. Well, yeah, well, since that's it.

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The game is not about that, Seryozha, it's about

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I'm telling, I'm telling. So,

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look, the moment with the scarves, yes, so

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to make it clear. One of the moments

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associations,

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that is, the unifying moment, the moment

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initiations, how we became a team together,

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yes, that is, there were these bandanas with

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image of a lion. That is, it is like this

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there was a ritual. And each participant had

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And what about the lion, by the way?

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Well, we are a pride,

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and you are the main lion.

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No, we are a pride of lions, each of which

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has a voice. That's how it was at first. Well no

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We came to this show as hares,

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Right? That is, hares can't

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win. Lions can win. Lions don't

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run away from trials, go forward and

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win. Even if one of us

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whatever remains, we will all win. That is, here it is

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That was the idea. And this moment with

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handkerchiefs, it was a moment

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initiating, yes, unifying. Was

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six scarves, we didn't know. That is to say, I don't

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I knew that Irina would come. Here. And on that one

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the moment she appeared with us, then

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I just didn't have a scarf. If

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If there was, I would have given it to her.

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You could have given away your scarf.

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It was possible, yes, it was possible. Here. But

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then in the frame it happened.

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That is, when we are the next day

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discussed

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with Irina, yes, that, probably, is still to her

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it would be right to go to the test for

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so as not to weaken the team now

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and at the same time show your readiness. That

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Yes, she came to win, she came

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show yourself. She watched all these

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reality, all these shows. That is, she is she

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She even knew the rules better than some

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of us. This is indeed true. IN

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as an encouragement to something like, yes, I

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suggested to her, yes, that you would become

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full-fledged

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a member of our pride, and you will have

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plateau. That is, they took it into editing. That

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there is, but it wasn't, let's say, it wasn't

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it wasn't said that way or presented that way,

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as if someone wanted to humiliate her. Well,

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uh, let's start with the fact that, um,

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when we got her, uh, we were very

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she was received warmly,

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that is, I spoke with her personally and,

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I think even a few hours, yes, then

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There is

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setting it up,

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trying to understand

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her life, what she went through, because

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that she had a lot to tell,

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telling how everything happens here

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us, yes, that we are normal people, we

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the same people from the people. the stars are those

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they are people from the people. That is to say, we are very

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She was received warmly. Moreover, she lived with

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us in the best apartments after that,

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How did uh Katerina leave? Before this, Katerina

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lived in the best apartments. And she lived in

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the best apartments, because when

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pulled out the keys

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Ekaterina Gordon,

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Yes, I pulled out the last one from the apartment

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key. Well, everyone took out the keys and that's it.

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The last one was left, that is, I took it. AND

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it turned out that these were the most

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luxurious, this is the master suite

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they pointed it out. And when I saw that Katya

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my eyes lit up when we walked into this

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room, we went into these apartments, I

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I just gave her the keys. That is, Katya

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lived, she didn't even ask for it back, lived

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in the most luxurious apartments. After

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none of us remember how she left

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took over these apartments and settled there

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Irochka. Yes. That is, she lived like a queen.

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You can't get enough air before you die. Then they

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This Yura was sent.

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No, I'm saying this because we have

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In fact, the relationship was very warm

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among themselves. So, no one wanted Ira.

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to offend. There were just six scarves, she

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there was no scarf. But nevertheless, her

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then as

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She was sent. Not because she didn't have one

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scarf. No, not because, but because

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majority majority

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I wanted to test it this way

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and protect the team from relegation too

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earlier than a stronger player. That is,

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since I was not a leader, I was not

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dictator, I suggested initially

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lot. This is indeed true.

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But then at least two participants

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suggested another idea, right? That is you

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Just think about it, it could be like that, but what

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if yes? Because we were already there then

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team, that is, we were thinking about

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the team was moving forward, right? That is us

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they could just weaken the team, then

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there is talk about the fact that someone there is afraid and

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go to the tests. I can say this,

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that among the participants, among all

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participants who took part in this reality show

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participation, there were no people at all, well, who

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I was afraid.

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Cowards don't come to reality TV. There is no

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among the populists, not among the teams, among

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There were no such people among artists. This is a speech

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That's not what this is about at all. Well, essentially it's the same

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We do not take a person's life. That is, what

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is he taking a risk? He just leaves and that's it. Here

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so since it was a collective

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the solution, yes, in the eyes of the viewer it is,

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It may be controversial, but it's a game and we

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We are constantly dynamically changing our strategy.

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You understand that a game is a game, but

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the audience looks through the eyes of ordinary people,

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for whom actions are important. men by

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attitude towards women, actions of strong men

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attitude towards the weak. And all of this

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the image of that very player is formed

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reality. Look who I understood. Well,

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Look, someone who is here is the audience.

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happy to watch this show, like

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The Olympics are watched by spectators, right? That is

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there are those who organize the Olympics,

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there are those who participate and the rest

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the lucky ones are those who watch, those who

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who are watching. That is, we, being

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inside, having already formed this

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team and understanding that we can

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survive, so to speak, yes, that is

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to endure all these trials only

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team, we were already thinking about the team, yes,

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that is, it is team thinking, that is,

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It's not about the fact that I'm, uh, afraid, no

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I'll go and substitute someone weaker

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weak player. That is, we are several

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goals were pursued. First, check

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Ira. Well, I mean, you were preparing to play,

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You even know the rules better than we do.

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She was preparing to play just like you were.

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everything to check it.

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Great. Great. Here you go. And how did you suddenly

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did it appear?

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Why

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for some reason something is not up to Yes, something is not up to

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you're negotiating.

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Moreover, it is possible that

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some participants already have

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some prejudices towards

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them, yes, because,

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Well, what the picture shows, yes, and

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what it really is, that is how it is

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the person behaves like a human

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communicates, that is, what is the feeling he has

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causes, that is, it could be

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there is even some kind of antipathy among some of them

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participants.

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I think she's like a girl from the people,

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she was just scared that she was in

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For the first time in my life, first of all, I flew

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abroad, secondly, I found myself among

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all the stars. And they even voted for it

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her. To be honest, I felt really sorry.

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unfortunate Yura, who was immediately

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pushed out. But the most interesting thing is that in

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the star team immediately started swearing,

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and you have already entered into such

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mini-conflicts. And in particular, you have

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a conflict with Katya Gordon immediately occurred.

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Why did you get into a fight with her?

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Alena, look, reality, yes, that's it.

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a small parallel life. Here. And I

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I don't know what kind of people

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The participants of the show are some of them

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in real life. I don't know, maybe I am

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I'll never know.

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But when you're in reality, you

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you subordinate all your actions

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a certain logic within the framework of this

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small life and read the actions

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other participants also within this

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logic. That is, we were already at that point.

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time when this happened

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the incident in my eyes, not only in mine

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eyes, a close-knit team. That is

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we were already a group of comrades, yes, then

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there is conditionally this pride. Here. And that,

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what did they do to us in Istanbul, then,

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in the city center in front of cameras

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Katerina Mia, and in my eyes within the framework

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this little life, reality show is called

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treason. Well, treason is something that I don’t

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I can forgive.

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And what did they do? I'm not with you.

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was. They decided to delegate the whole

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people's anger from this complex,

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difficult collective decision in

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in relation to and towards

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several of his comrades, despite

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the fact that this decision is difficult,

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collective, yes, it was adopted together and

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it was accepted by the entire team,

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but for some reason the girls thought that

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It would be better to arrange something like this

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counter-conspiracy here and expose us

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idiots, fools, cowards

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inconsistently

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active. At that moment they

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committed the most terrible and horrible thing

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a crime in my eyes, which

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it just might be. They betrayed their own

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comrades. It doesn't matter how they explain it

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this act of yours. In the eyes of the audience

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They looked like defenders, people's representatives.

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I want to tell you this, we all came out of

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people, the stars fell from the sky.

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Here one people's team competes with

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another. It's just that some people only fall down,

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and others may fall upwards.

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That is, we made a common decision. Here. AND

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at this moment

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the decision was such that it

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satisfied everyone absolutely. Even Ira,

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that's when I had this conversation with her

18:34

happened, but she was smiling and it was

18:36

a sincere smile. She said, "Yes,

18:37

"Guys, I'm going, I want to." And then I

18:39

said to the guys "Magiya and Kuzya: "Look,

18:42

"How cool is she?" That is, we don't

18:44

made a mistake. Here. And after the trip to

18:45

in the car suddenly they arrange this

18:47

I think that such a provocation is in my

18:51

in my eyes and not only in my eyes, where we

18:53

we just look unflattering

18:56

in the eyes of the viewer, yes. That is, in my

18:57

In my understanding, this is cheap populism -

18:59

this is some kind of election campaign where

19:01

they just wanted to cut coupons from

19:03

spectators, audience attention coupons,

19:06

charm. Did I understand correctly that Katya

19:08

Gordon and Mia Boyko were originally

19:11

agree with your plan to nominate for

19:13

test poor Irina? And in some

19:15

For now we won't call the poor one?

19:17

Let's not call the poor. There

19:18

everyone can leave. Everyone there is poor. You

19:21

Do you understand what the matter is? Just a team

19:24

I decided to do it this way.

19:26

So we had a chance to stay

19:28

strong. We needed them back then

19:29

At one point we thought we needed strong

19:32

players, yes, who already trusted each other

19:34

to each other, knew each other. That is the same thing

19:36

such a human choice. Well, I don't want to

19:39

break up with you. We're already used to it

19:40

to each other. Yes, and here it comes

19:41

a new person who is still leading

19:43

myself somewhere controversially, maybe, yes,

19:45

some make it clear

19:47

statement. Let's check it out, let's

19:50

It will do, why not. And it's true

19:53

is that we found ourselves

19:54

you are right. So she was really

19:56

the link that was supposed to make the contribution

19:58

discord. Just like you, I guess.

20:00

people's team. That means you have to

20:02

understand that we, when we realized that

20:04

I think I would be on any team

20:05

brought discord.

20:07

Well, in ours we would use you as

20:09

ram. You already understand.

20:10

So in that one they used me too.

20:13

Well, you would just feel more comfortable in ours.

20:14

be. You would have soulful

20:16

interlocutors. I But it’s more interesting, of course,

20:18

It would be for me.

20:19

Let's finish this story. That is,

20:21

look, within the framework of this little life

20:24

Katerina and Mia did the most terrible thing

20:26

crime. Treason. Karavaitsa is

20:29

crime. death penalty

20:31

only Yes, absolutely right. Therefore in

20:34

at this moment a group of comrades who

20:36

felt justified, I

20:38

I consider them loyal because

20:41

there weren't any girls at all

20:43

a single motive to act this way. With them

20:45

We communicated very well, very

20:47

respectfully. Nobody had a plan

20:51

somehow play against them there, yes, and

20:53

merge one after another. That is to say, it is not

20:54

there was some

20:56

there is a conspiracy of three or a conspiracy of four. AND

20:59

the most illogical, the most illogical was

21:01

the fact is that by doing this they simply

21:04

the votes weren't even counted. That is, they

21:06

were in the minority from the very beginning, then

21:08

They had no chance whatsoever. You

21:10

when I approached

21:13

So, it's time for a vote and something there

21:15

I was talking about strategy, about

21:17

tactics, try Masha on your own there

21:18

attract the other side. There are no options

21:21

was. There was no chance.

21:22

No, there was an option and there was a chance. Let me explain.

21:24

the moment when you yourself said, you are all to me

21:26

I'm tired of it, I'm going to go today

21:28

small claim now let's get back to this.

21:30

Fine. Look, that is very important.

21:31

moment. That is, none of us thought

21:35

from those comrades who remained,

21:37

Yes, that is, this pride, which

21:38

remained, those for whom the scarf is not

21:41

just a rag, yeah, how did I get it there

21:43

a scarf, here's a scarf, there for all of them

21:46

It was a terrible betrayal, very vile.

21:49

So look again, reality is

21:51

little life. That is, in this life we

21:52

we play and within the framework of this life only

21:54

because outside of this there are girls

21:57

can be wonderful. I am Meyu

21:58

I know, for example, well, super superman.

22:01

We worked there for several years.

22:02

projects. Very polite, very

22:04

tactful, very consistent. No

22:07

some kind of bad thing, well, some kind of

22:09

they can't remember the moment, right? That

22:11

there is only the best. I used to have Katya

22:13

I didn't know at all what she was like, but when I

22:15

I saw her as if I were very big

22:18

I also had sympathy for her. This one

22:20

story with apartments. Well, that is to say

22:21

if I were like her, here I am

22:23

I was drawing, there I was walking back and forth there

22:25

I said, well, it wouldn't be that simple.

22:27

Why did they fall so dagger-like in our faces?

22:30

back?

22:31

They just hit me so hard from behind,

22:33

realizing that we can no longer do anything

22:34

change and we look in the eyes of the viewer

22:37

that's exactly it, that's exactly it. Because

22:39

the audience saw us. Again

22:41

Collectively we made this decision. We

22:43

accepted it collectively. Yes, it is

22:45

It's not an easy decision, but for someone every time

22:47

I need to leave. We owe it to everyone

22:48

risk someone every time. So. So.

22:50

It's clear that we'd rather take the risk.

22:52

a person we know little about and

22:54

who has questions now, yes, than,

22:57

for example, by one of us who is already close,

22:59

who has already built some with whom

23:01

trusting relationships and so on.

23:03

That's why the girls at that moment

23:05

They just signed themselves up for this show.

23:07

death sentence. Nobody thought about it,

23:09

to win. I wanted to stay only

23:12

until one last moment, yes, when

23:13

none of the three will be there. This is it

23:16

was my goal.

23:17

This is a lion. When you ask: "And

23:19

Did I think I'd win? No. I'm there too.

23:21

said that the only lottery in

23:22

that I won in life is me

23:24

I met my beloved wife,

23:26

beloved. This is the only lottery in

23:28

which I won. I came for that,

23:30

to raise their numbers. I did it

23:33

ratings.

23:34

Yes. I came to revive

23:35

This is a bit of a show. It seems to me that I

23:37

it worked. Well, maybe I'll overestimate

23:40

your contribution, but believe me, there is no money involved

23:41

Nobody thought.

23:43

What they did was within the framework

23:46

that's the reality, within the framework in which we

23:48

we are participating, within the framework of this small

23:49

life. It was something that couldn't be

23:52

forgive. Now imagine that

23:54

family, and we were already a family, right? That is

23:55

This is a group of comrades, this is love practice.

23:57

How did you become a family in just a couple of days?

23:59

And the trials, the pressure, the stress, that's it

24:02

didn't show. But I wanted to talk about something else.

24:04

say. This is this family, this is this one

24:06

project, yes, a group of comrades who

24:08

remained true to themselves, and they remained in

24:09

the majority. This is very important. This

24:11

small state. Well, the family unit,

24:14

This

24:15

The family is the unit of the state. Do you remember?

24:16

There used to be a book called The State -

24:18

this is us. Now imagine that

24:20

there is a conspiracy that is very vile and

24:21

short. There is a fifth column in your

24:24

in a small state, and you're the boss

24:26

special services.

24:28

Tell me how you will act?

24:31

You are being eavesdropped on, the producers are listening.

24:33

They know that you are conspiring. And you?

24:35

you know what you are opposing here

24:36

this counter-conspiracy, they're watching you, right?

24:40

How will you act? You will be

24:42

reveal your intentions or you will

24:44

confuse the enemy? You will observe

24:46

some principles or you or you

24:49

you will simply go towards your goal. IN

24:51

within the framework of this game

24:52

I would fight first of all with

24:53

the opposing team, but in their own

24:56

this moment still at this moment at this

24:58

At this point we don't have to remove the cancer.

25:01

tumor. We can't win

25:04

external enemy when we have

25:05

internal enemy. It's not just that

25:07

The problem with this reality now. You can

25:09

This can be extrapolated to any country.

25:11

This is what happens in society too. That is,

25:13

we appeared within our team

25:16

an internal adversary who is much

25:18

such a column named Katya Gordon,

25:19

which is much more dangerous, which

25:21

much more dangerous. I still can't

25:24

understand why Katya chose this

25:26

tactics. And that is to say, she probably doesn't

25:29

I was planning on staying on this show. AND,

25:31

I guess she just wanted it like this

25:34

this is how to attract an audience

25:35

attention.

25:36

I'll tell you a little story

25:39

secret. Katya Gadon looked at

25:41

what is happening through the eyes of TV viewers.

25:44

Well, that is populism, what they

25:46

I use,

25:46

this is for which, of course, girls,

25:48

who defended the people's participant

25:50

Irina, was much more respected,

25:53

than the men who united to

25:55

send it.

25:56

So they didn't want to play, that means,

25:58

they didn't want to play, so they didn't

25:59

thought about the team. That's all. That's why

26:01

everything that happened next is necessary

26:04

understand or try

26:06

understand only within the framework of this logic,

26:09

which I have just drawn. Then a lot

26:11

It will become clear from my actions. Now

26:13

look further. Irina is back,

26:16

that is, nothing happened to her,

26:18

but it could have happened. I won that time.

26:20

Yes. I have a big question, for example,

26:22

Why why is it like this? Why do people who

26:25

came out after Irina, they were very

26:27

did you say goodbye quickly? That is to say, in what,

26:29

e-evanie

26:31

viewer, I kind of understand it, but this

26:33

again the indignation of the viewer, who

26:35

observes this very superficially

26:37

show. Maybe after I

26:40

revealed some details, and to the viewer

26:42

it will become, uh, more clear. Moreover,

26:45

I'll tell you, Katya suggested it to me

26:47

cooperation.

26:48

Katya Gordon.

26:50

Katya offered me cooperation. Yes.

26:51

So what does she have to do with it?

26:53

uh suggested that I not hide it from

26:56

viewer, right? So she passed it on to me

26:58

news, I still have this

27:00

a message where she suggests: "Come on,

27:02

like, join our coalition, I guarantee you

27:05

there is my voice, Ira's voice, the voice, that is,

27:08

We, but you must betray yours

27:10

comrades, you must betray, then,

27:12

"Kuzma".

27:13

This is a direct flow of such a message,

27:14

Yes? Yes, I have it. Right there

27:15

There is something in the text that you don't have to hide

27:17

This is from people. That's why I do it now

27:18

I'm just saying this so you understand, right? That

27:20

There is Katya.

27:23

not so clear-cut, right? This is not this is not

27:26

such an unambiguous figure.

27:28

Here. And that's why everything is worth it here too.

27:31

to understand what is happening precisely in that

27:33

logic, where no principles other than those

27:37

to which we remained faithful from the very beginning

27:38

in this group of comrades, which

27:40

It worked out, they don't work.

27:42

But, uh, when did you even watch these episodes?

27:45

and heard the synchronicities of Katya Gordon, who

27:48

I walked over you there, what feelings

27:51

were there any at all? there was no desire to take it

27:54

phone and answer her the same thing

27:55

message or even call,

27:57

find out.

27:58

I didn't hear anything,

28:00

nothing that she didn't have

28:02

rights. Well, that is her opinion. That is

28:04

I'm very sorry that she saw me like that, but

28:07

in the message she sent me,

28:09

when she tried to recruit me into her

28:11

coalition, she called me very

28:14

a deep and interesting guy. Well

28:16

True, I wrote it with a lowercase letter.

28:18

Seryoga, well, I'm not really offended.

28:20

This is important. No, just as a note.

28:23

you. Yes.

28:25

Fine. Then did you see the reaction?

28:28

spectators and those very commentators and

28:31

subscribers, who, of course, were satisfied

28:33

they just wrote a storm of indignation and hate

28:36

millions of messages that Seryoga -

28:39

This is the cringe show "Survive in Istanbul".

28:41

I don't understand these English words. Let's

28:43

Let's switch to Russian. Hey hey hate.

28:46

What is this?

28:47

disgrace? Hate. Well, I just don't like you.

28:49

Well, I've seen other opinions too.

28:51

So

28:52

Here, look, let's do it this way. First of all, I

28:54

I agree with the viewer within the framework of that

28:58

the story that we were shown. Here I am

29:00

I agree with the viewer that it looked

29:03

ambiguous. This is my behavior. Well

29:06

Now, after what I told you,

29:08

maybe some some

29:10

the number of viewers is still

29:11

will rethink their position in relation to

29:13

That is, I uncovered a conspiracy, I figured it out

29:15

with the conspirators, me and my comrades. Here

29:17

you don't know what's going on

29:19

actually in reality? Too much in the frame

29:21

no, it doesn't hit. Here conspiracies are revealed,

29:24

and executions are carried out for treason.

29:26

That's why

29:27

that which

29:29

Katerina's synchronous ones were exactly like that

29:31

chosen, well, first of all, it's a merit

29:33

editor, secondly, this is the world in

29:35

in which she lives. In her world, everyone is men.

29:40

balabo, successful

29:42

women next to her. Here they are

29:45

questionable behavior, some

29:47

spindle tails. That is how she sees it.

29:49

She sees it constantly

29:51

some kind of conflict in which she must

29:53

participate and be sure to win. To me

29:55

it seems like she should have, maybe

29:56

to be, to be born a man.

29:57

Katya Gordon even recorded a disc about you,

29:59

such a small clean place, where too

30:02

I went over all your qualities. You

30:04

did you hear her?

30:06

You are so unreliable, Seryoga,

30:09

that I only write what you light up.

30:12

[music]

30:12

You're not a boomer, but a black Zaporozhets.

30:16

But you certainly won't fool the public.

30:19

Yes, I listened to her.

30:20

Did you like it?

30:21

I liked it very much.

30:22

That's what I'm getting at.

30:22

She is kind. She is kind. That's all

30:25

It's okay, it's not offensive and she

30:28

has the right to do so. And the fact that people

30:31

showed that they cared,

30:34

maybe the form in which they do it

30:36

they did, well, it wasn't always there

30:38

acceptable. This only means that

30:41

This show was watched by a large number of people

30:42

people. It's just this reaction.

30:44

negative, it is always very bright,

30:46

sharp, first. Well, I'm fine with that too.

30:49

I relate to this.

30:50

And the second point that was written, addressed

30:53

all this to you, that a person simply does not

30:55

knows how to lose, but doesn't know how to accept

30:57

loss.

30:57

The ball touches the ground, [music] man

30:58

lost, the ball touched on his side

31:01

land. That is, you either put it in yourself

31:03

basket,

31:04

This was not in the rules.

31:05

There were no such rules. [music]

31:09

I came up with some of my own in my head

31:11

rules. Igor,

31:13

I completed everything clearly, exactly according to the conditions.

31:15

Seryoga,

31:16

no, no, I don't admit it, I don't admit it

31:19

your winnings. And you are a coward because you

31:21

listened to what was said.

31:23

I'm a coward.

31:24

Take it, yes, you are a coward. Take it at this price

31:26

victory. And even you, being an adult

31:29

an artist who has been on millions of broadcasts and

31:31

knowledgeable in the art of editing and all the other things

31:33

these intricacies in these shows, there must be

31:36

I had to understand that for now it was probably yours

31:38

reaction, the fact that you didn't shake his hand.

31:40

Look, we are already in reverse now

31:43

We understand everything with our minds at that moment. I

31:46

It was easier to accept it, I think,

31:47

Well, he lost and he lost, but at least

31:49

least, look in the eyes of those who look

31:51

worthy. I was in the process and I

31:53

I thought least of all about what I would see there

31:55

the viewer, as he thinks, and most of all

31:56

I was thinking about what we were losing in the show. Well

31:59

that is, for me it’s still simple

32:01

It's not clear why it was like this

32:03

a choice has been made. Because they could,

32:04

See how to do it. They could have left

32:06

my overreaction, yes,

32:09

that is, for hype, for judgment

32:10

public, yes, for hate, like you

32:12

you say. Well, okay, that's how you are.

32:14

Thug, come on, then, play again. And here

32:16

I wish he would punish me too. Here,

32:18

Can you imagine, it's actually double there?

32:20

like cringe. That is, he volunteered and there too

32:22

lost, but they saved money on the fight.

32:24

I'll tell you why. Because it's very

32:27

the producers needed it at that moment,

32:29

so that the populists could get ahead.

32:31

The extinct populists, as we were told,

32:32

the populists have died out, that's all, they're gone,

32:35

that means the drive to fight and so on. That

32:36

there is no motivation. It was very necessary and needed

32:39

get ahead by at least one point

32:42

forward. And they grabbed this

32:43

opportunity. And when I realized this, it was clear

32:47

by the look on my face, yes, that I was

32:49

I no longer understood what would happen,

32:51

at these competitions on this day there were

32:53

It is really necessary for the populists to go to

32:55

villa, and the stars in the forest. And you remember,

32:58

what a dramatic day this was,

33:00

gladiator fights. Despite all this,

33:03

This is a trick on the part of

33:04

producers, yes, all these amendments

33:06

to the wind, we still came to

33:08

to a draw result. You understand, in

33:10

What's the matter? That is to say, as far as we were

33:12

charged, how strong. Do you remember?

33:14

there was a moment when they brought us in

33:16

before the fight, here in this, in these

33:18

catacombs, and you remember the scream

33:20

[laughter] burst out of my throat, a roar like that

33:23

this one here, lions forward, remember? This is it

33:25

This was not included in the editing. Well, there you are.

33:27

just imagine the courage in which

33:29

in what mood, huh? But we

33:31

They didn't understand what kind of competition there would be. I

33:33

Why am I telling you this? This is all in one day.

33:35

So when you step into the arena,

33:39

You don't understand what awaits you. Here I am

33:40

I'm really waiting, I'm waiting for some kind of test,

33:42

Yes, I'm waiting for some kind of danger, I'm waiting for it

33:44

It's true, but I didn't expect such a set-up. A

33:46

here it is, not from Igor again, not from Igor.

33:48

I understand Igor, why he did this.

33:50

Well, this is really a person who is in

33:51

I encountered filming for the first time and

33:53

he just doesn't have that inner

33:56

installations even, yes, argue with

33:58

producers. There is some kind of contract there.

34:00

he's already on the edge.

34:00

Do I understand correctly that you have questions?

34:02

there is to the producers of this project and

34:04

Are your dissatisfaction also addressed to them? A

34:06

Did you try to go out with them after that?

34:08

to intervene in some conversations

34:11

installation?

34:11

Of course, I criticized them during that time,

34:13

as a witness to controversial competitions. AND

34:15

you want this, well, you mean to say,

34:17

What is this normal? People for the first time

34:19

took up arms, right? Even if

34:21

You box, yes, you are not put in the ring right away

34:23

They'll install it, yes, you'll be there for at least six months

34:26

You will work on it while studying the technique. Seryozha, if

34:29

there weren't so many complaints or dissatisfactions,

34:31

thoughts of just leaving this project without

34:34

all kinds of tests and voting on

34:38

small and so on, but just say:

34:39

"Guys, producer, I'm not happy with the filming.

34:42

I understand that I am being set up here. I

34:44

I want to leave."

34:45

You see, it's me again, me, me, me. And the team,

34:48

Orishi, I tried to make it so that we

34:51

somehow we got through it, so that's all

34:53

we went through this together because I understood that

34:55

there is some kind of throw from the side

34:57

organizer, yes, that is, there was some

34:59

Turkish contractor, who from the very beginning

35:01

began to behave incorrectly, and therefore

35:02

We were moving forward with filming and locations

35:04

some of them were constantly being replaced there

35:06

one to the other. I just saw, yeah, how

35:08

a person who has taken part in more than one

35:09

semka, I saw that there was a joint behind

35:11

in a shoal, what is there, what is not there

35:12

everything is so good. That's why I'm somewhere

35:15

the side of the organizers too

35:18

accepted. That is, I tried to help and

35:20

there and there. So what does it mean to leave? There

35:22

Everyone goes through this.

35:24

You certainly understand perfectly well,

35:26

that after listening to what you are telling and

35:28

all your complaints, dissatisfaction,

35:30

Reality show producers can do more than you

35:32

never invite at all. Understand,

35:35

that the person will tell everything now

35:37

he will complain and discuss all their mistakes.

35:40

Wait, let's put it this way. It doesn't look like it,

35:42

as if I'm complaining. I'm not complaining, I

35:44

I'm just telling you. That is, you

35:47

The context is very, very important.

35:50

So we can just stop

35:51

let's discuss this and admit it right away,

35:53

that I am a person who does not keep his own

35:55

the word, coward, means actor, scoundrel and

35:59

the main villain. So he appointed me,

36:01

so to speak, the editor is like this

36:02

character. Let's draw the line right away,

36:04

that I am like this. Then explain to me,

36:06

please, how could I take so long?

36:07

keep? What was holding back what was holding back

36:10

are there a majority of team members? from that,

36:13

just to dump me, send me away

36:14

each time for a small test. Especially

36:15

I myself shouted: "Can I? Can I?" You

36:18

You understand that this is a demonstration.

36:19

your certain authority and weight?

36:22

How could I achieve this? I don't

36:24

he actually threatened, you know? That is

36:27

the viewer must, as it were, between

36:29

try to catch some frames. That is

36:33

the truth is she is different. The truth was

36:35

it was precisely in the fact that there was a group

36:37

comrades who believed in each other,

36:39

trusted, felt support, warmth,

36:41

understanding. And what we saw was everything

36:44

together, including myself, I do not exclude,

36:46

I saw a completely different movie, I

36:48

I saw another implementation. I'm not right now

36:50

I'm complaining, I'm just getting the message across, I'm trying,

36:53

Here I am with you, talking to you, and

36:56

You yourself have been there and more than once,

36:58

took part in this. That is very

37:00

context is important when you look at everything as is

37:02

they edited it, showed it, yes, without understanding

37:04

context there, yes, everything is black

37:06

white, this one is bad, this one is good, this one

37:09

a villain, and this is a defender of the weak.

37:12

But why did I end up here? Come on too.

37:15

Let's clarify this important point right away. Not me

37:18

I volunteered to come here, you called me. So

37:20

the same way the producers invited me to this

37:22

show. You invited me to this interview.

37:23

Of course, as one of the most discussed

37:25

participants of this project. It's up to you to decide,

37:27

Why. That's why I'm telling it like it was.

37:29

In fact. I have nothing to hide. Here.

37:32

Let the viewer decide for himself. I am not white

37:34

fluffy. I am who I am.

37:36

Your stay in reality. You have a bunch of

37:40

questions have accumulated for those who

37:42

I came up with it, and there were no grievances for that

37:45

You were edited incorrectly. But the main one

37:47

the conclusion you drew from participating in

37:49

reality,

37:50

Which?

37:51

You need to go to such projects. And you need to

37:54

any status, at any age you need

37:56

take part in such projects

37:57

just because you can meet

37:59

there are interesting people there. What I met

38:01

wonderful people, this circle

38:03

friends that formed there - this is

38:04

the most wonderful people. I just want to

38:06

tell them. This is Maga Kuzma Saprkin,

38:10

Masha Gorban.

38:12

These are wonderful people, these are comrades.

38:14

mine, these are my friends. Here.

38:15

And what qualities of theirs captivated you?

38:17

in each? Well, let's start, for example,

38:19

with Masha. Despite the fact that in the editing room

38:23

her version, her image raises doubts

38:26

even I have it. Here she is completely different

38:28

Human. For me it is very bright,

38:32

very wise,

38:33

a very kind, sociable girl,

38:37

comrade, comrade-in-arms. Here. And if

38:40

If it weren't for her, it would have been very difficult for us there.

38:41

How did she support you? How

38:43

did you help?

38:44

A woman can simply believe. Just

38:46

She said: "You're the coolest."

38:47

Gola, she said: "You are the coolest."

38:49

She and Kuzya said this, and Magi said this

38:52

she said it, and she told it to me. Yes, she is.

38:53

She just supported us.

38:54

This is interesting. Yes, you are all men, and she

38:56

young woman. And for the girls there is Katya Gordon

38:59

or Mia Boyki, she never spoke

39:01

such that you are a good girl Katya or you are Mia

39:04

gorgeous.

39:05

I think she just didn't have it

39:06

opportunities to say this.

39:07

But you were all together. No,

39:09

Just Katya and Mia, so unexpectedly

39:13

they stabbed us in the back, yes, with this one

39:15

with his prank.

39:16

So unexpected, yes, that we just

39:17

that we were friends, just now we were all soul

39:19

into the soul. Just now, just now we

39:21

We had breakfast together. They are even in these

39:23

scarves, I gave them scarves because

39:24

I understood that we were riding in convertibles and

39:26

the sun will bake their heads. I took care of it

39:28

that they should have scarves. They are in

39:30

in these scarves, in these kerchiefs

39:34

they were driving on this to the meeting place with

39:36

By Pasha's Will. And there they already had it.

39:38

The plan is treacherous, uh, so-so.

39:41

story of deeds

39:42

in relation to, yes, the team. Here. AND

39:44

after that

39:45

the world was divided into before and after. That is, in

39:46

this little life the world was divided into

39:48

before and after.

39:49

To be honest, it seemed to me that Masha

39:51

Gorbani is just using a clever tactic.

39:53

was, to be closer to the men,

39:55

strong

39:56

and be in the majority.

39:58

No, we were all the majority at that time.

39:59

moment. Most of us were all

40:01

majority. We were a monolith, both Katya and

40:03

Mia was included there. That is, I am with

40:06

treated both one and the other with great warmth

40:08

another, and to the third. That is, I didn't do it,

40:10

let's say there's some special choice there

40:13

towards Mary. It just happened that way,

40:15

that Maria stayed with us. That is, here in

40:17

in this conflict, when we were facing

40:19

Pavel, she was also taken aback,

40:22

like all of us. Here. And she just accepted,

40:26

in my opinion, in my deepest opinion

40:28

conviction, that is, she became on

40:29

the right side, despite the fact that, uh,

40:33

the editor assigned it specifically to

40:36

the role of the main villain there or for the role

40:39

generally evil, yes, here is our coalition. Here

40:41

everything, everything is exactly the opposite. Here

40:43

also without cutting out what the screen is

40:46

a crooked mirror where dwarfs seem

40:48

giants, cowards seem like heroes. Here. AND

40:53

vice versa. That is, everything is accurate, yes,

40:55

on the contrary, my friends, exactly yes

40:57

vice versa. If you learn to see between

40:59

personnel, turn on critical thinking,

41:01

then you will understand that this is exactly how it is

41:03

There is. about Masha, my comrade in arms,

41:07

which, in those conditions of constraint,

41:10

which we experienced, yes, we, being

41:13

under pressure, stress, constant

41:16

these filmings, persecution,

41:17

eavesdropping and so on, intrigue, she

41:21

gave us this

41:24

warmth, the support that it needs

41:28

man. A man is a little

41:29

child. And here is Kuzma Saprykin. Kuzma

41:32

Saprykin, the man who

41:35

In general, you let your entire team down.

41:36

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. This

41:39

information weapon. What are you doing

41:40

Now? You set me up, this is your assessment.

41:42

judgment. No one else to name.

41:45

We saw it, we saw it differently. This

41:47

we saw it differently. He just got it

41:48

jackpot, and we were happy for him.

41:50

But he didn't tell you that he

41:52

he had a choice not to take this jackpot and

41:54

so don't put the team in

41:56

difficult situation.

41:57

He said, No, he said, he said about

41:58

this. He said this and we accepted it.

42:01

his choice. We accepted this choice as

42:03

faithful because each of us

42:05

I would have done exactly that. That is to say, I was lucky.

42:07

Well, okay, we haven't been to

42:09

that moment is so friendly, with him it is

42:11

happened. If he remains

42:14

If he is loyal to the team, then he strengthens the team.

42:16

That is, at least for one of us we

42:18

We don't have to worry.

42:20

Let me just tell it to those who are watching.

42:21

and for those who can't do it that much

42:23

were worried about it carefully. We weren't jealous

42:25

to this, yes, that he has immunity.

42:26

We are talking about the case when Kuzma

42:28

Saprykin, entering the villa, saw uh

42:31

a tempting offer was given to him,

42:33

He is given immunity, but in return the team

42:35

it should get a complication on

42:37

testing. Kuzma took this immunity, and

42:40

later, when I was talking about it

42:41

team, said that, guys, I just

42:42

granted immunity. Oh, yeah, by the way,

42:44

more bad news, we will now have

42:46

complication. But Kuzma didn't say that

42:48

he had a choice to give up altogether

42:50

immunity. Here is the team's place,

42:52

friendly team, yes, pride, like you

42:54

You say I would be for this act

42:56

once again, uh, I began to suspect him of

43:00

some kind of generally undermining actions.

43:01

But this did not happen. No, on the contrary,

43:03

everyone was happy for him. Everyone was happy

43:05

for him. Well done, you're lucky, you won.

43:07

Jackpot, everything is cool. And how does he behave next?

43:10

led, and participating in great trials,

43:12

worrying about everyone, uh, I'm always in it

43:15

I saw my comrades, I still see them. Yes,

43:17

this is a person who is younger than me, then

43:20

There is a person of another generation, but I am here

43:22

I became friends with him and I consider him

43:24

a wonderful person and actor very

43:26

good. That's why Kuzma is the soul. This

43:30

the soul of our team. Maga is generally

43:34

a unique person. Well, you know yourself,

43:36

you participated with him more than once

43:39

reality. This is a treasure trove of humor

43:43

Caucasian.

43:44

This is a very charismatic person. He

43:47

nice. He is nice. Just here it is

43:49

communicates very tactfully. Very thin

43:52

such a person, understanding, wise

43:54

Human. A person, uh, with whom you can

43:57

consult.

43:59

A man who sees for several

44:00

steps forward. Yes, he is cunning, that's it

44:03

I see, yes, well, he is an experienced participant,

44:05

Here. But he is very loyal.

44:07

In general, you will go into reality TV.

44:08

The thing is, I'm not just a participant in

44:10

anyway, right? That is to say, I am a human being,

44:11

who can remove and install it himself.

44:13

I am very worried about that,

44:15

what the final product will be.

44:17

So if I go into reality, that is

44:19

I don't rule out this possibility.

44:21

And which one would you like?

44:22

The issue needs to be looked into.

44:23

I just remember your words about the show

44:26

for survival - this is just what you need

44:29

to me. You said it. I need heavy ones

44:32

conditions in which I would be, yes, I

44:34

I can say that I didn't know,

44:36

what we will face. I was ready for much more

44:38

more severe tests. And when I

44:40

I saw what surrounds us, I realized,

44:42

that we are in some kind of pioneer camp. That

44:43

There is this show. And so maybe it is

44:45

and explains the editing, yes, because we

44:47

we see some kind of, well, essentially, house 2

44:49

we see, yes, that is, we see squabbles,

44:51

intrigue, but we don't see any tests. This

44:54

It's a pity because we are basically

44:56

the teams enjoyed the score

44:58

tests. And this is what we saw, this is

45:00

all these spectacular decorations, like, yes,

45:02

that is, this scope, these are castles in

45:04

life-size, the Colosseum, yes, and here it is

45:06

this intensity of passion, this is partly not

45:09

was transmitted. This is big

45:10

disappointment. So I'll think three times,

45:13

Should I go to any other one?

45:16

reality, and I will think about it first of all

45:18

about what the final product will be. That

45:20

there must be something really special about it

45:23

such a moving one. And here is the tactics of behavior

45:25

you will change yours if you do it again

45:27

Will you get into the survival show?

45:29

Behavior tactics? It seems to me that I

45:31

It's hard to exchange with enemies, I'll be without

45:35

pity, I will be defenseless against the treacherous one

45:37

eradicate. I will remain faithful to my comrades.

45:39

Got it, Seryozha? I think you're a godsend.

45:41

in general for all reality show producers in

45:43

first of all, because you are very

45:45

you take the game seriously. Now, after listening

45:48

you, I myself became scared. God,

45:50

People have pride there, betrayals, conspiracies,

45:53

everything is not as you see it. [laughter]

45:56

Well indeed, yes,

45:56

This is very interesting to listen to. I would

45:58

I would invite the producers again

46:00

Seryoga, but I would only plunge him into

46:03

real survival conditions, no food, no

46:06

water, on some island. And here it is

46:08

then we would see not only a lion,

46:11

but I don't even know if something would have been waiting for us

46:13

incredible, I think.

46:14

Look, I didn't mean to just talk about this.

46:16

talk, but let me tell you.

46:18

The image of Leo is an exact copy

46:21

images of IP Lev Pustyn, which I

46:24

released recently. Lion Lion of the Desert

46:26

they call it. Well, yes, a mini-album, yes.

46:27

And a special thank you for the anthem.

46:29

survive in Istanbul, which you recorded, and

46:32

There's already a piece out where you even talk about me

46:34

sang there. And the words are: "I don't believe

46:38

I don't believe Leysan, I would probably

46:40

I believed Alena Damn, but then I would

46:42

"I leaked it." Why is that about me? [laughter]

46:45

Well, because you're a strong player. A

46:47

the strong ones must be drained.

46:48

Strong player. Well, closer to the end from them

46:50

need to get rid of. Yes.

46:51

The player is closer to the final,

46:52

Yes. Although if we were playing with you

46:54

on the same team, maybe we would have come

46:55

some other strategy.

46:58

You see, how I always think about that

47:00

after all, a group of comrades can come to an agreement

47:02

among themselves.

47:03

So

47:03

and in any case, if one of them

47:05

wins, the prize will be shared by everyone. How can I

47:08

this?

47:09

Well, you just described something

47:11

ideal layout.

47:11

How can this be prevented? Flax,

47:14

and just imagine,

47:15

in the entire history of reality television, none of his

47:16

He didn't share the winners with anyone.

47:18

Well, the probability is not zero.

47:19

Well, imagine, you and I are in a coalition.

47:21

we go together as one team,

47:24

We lend a shoulder, I'll use cunning, you

47:26

by force. We split the prize and yours 50/50

47:29

We donate part of it to charity.

47:32

Can Seryoga and I go to

47:34

reality show couples, please, where

47:35

win a little more so that we have something

47:39

divide.

47:40

Yes. [laughter]

47:41

He doesn't want to.

47:43

No. Why, Alena? Believe me, I'm here

47:47

plan

47:48

lottery of some money, that is, I am in

47:49

I have never won anything in life, so for

47:51

For me, this is something so unrealistic. Well then

47:53

There are people who are lucky, but I am not

47:55

He's just not that kind of person. That is to say, well, that is

47:57

I have a different kind of luck. I have

47:58

There is luck with people, for example, yes,

48:00

some situations. Money is not what it is,

48:02

that falls on me from the sky, so I don’t

48:04

I'm chasing them. But we can win. We

48:07

we can win. That is, if

48:09

if the team is initially assembled like this,

48:10

for example, in reality and immediately yourself

48:12

promise that we will hold some line,

48:14

some strategy, and this moment,

48:16

Where can I find producers?

48:19

put down, break their game.

48:21

I understood only one thing, that in no way

48:23

in this case, you can't cheat

48:25

change.

48:26

God forbid some kind of conspiracy. That's it, axe

48:28

head.

48:30

Well, please tell me, just do it

48:31

Let's be honest. And how do you feel about it?

48:33

betrayal?

48:35

Listen, when I go on a reality show,

48:38

I'm not going to the real one.

48:39

This is a small life. No, it's small.

48:41

life. You are risking your reputation,

48:42

your health. In fact

48:46

I am always looking for ways to solve the problem. U

48:48

I don't have such a thing that these people are not sa

48:50

avoid answering. I asked you

48:51

specifically: "How do you feel about

48:53

betrayal?"

48:53

Well, I wasn't betrayed in reality.

48:55

It's me who doesn't believe you.

48:56

never.

48:57

Well, you just don't treat it like that.

48:58

traitor.

48:59

Well, they never set me up. With me

49:00

My coalition, my pride, was on the move. By the way, that's all

49:02

I have time, well, in life, life is

49:05

it's already different. But we are still talking about

49:07

reality.

49:08

For me, I say again, for me it is

49:09

little life. That is, with s clearly

49:13

with defined time frames, with

49:16

your own

49:18

laws of the world order,

49:20

the universe, the microuniverse, in which we

49:22

Where in this universe is there life?

49:23

death,

49:25

Yes? That is, there is failure, there is success. AND

49:28

that's within the framework, I say again, within the framework

49:30

this reality, this little life,

49:32

I feel and see when I play exactly

49:34

So.

49:35

Are there any parallels with life? Here

49:37

I'll also ask you if there were any like that

49:39

betrayals for which you will later

49:41

punished cruelly?

49:42

I only know that it seems to me that I am

49:45

I know everything about betrayal.

49:47

Well, you can know everything about betrayal

49:49

different sides. That is, well, it is possible to be

49:50

yourself a participant in the conspiracy, right? That is

49:53

You don't believe in conspiracies until you get to that point.

49:55

pores until you become part of

49:56

conspiracy. Here. But I think that I

49:58

I know everything about betrayal with another

50:00

sides. That is, I understand what it is

50:02

to be devoted, but I don't want to talk about that

50:04

tell. So this is my story,

50:06

but precisely because I went through

50:08

a lot, that's what I've formed

50:10

attitude. This is something I can't help but

50:12

tell it so that the audience understands that

50:14

stands behind actions in general, behind some

50:17

judgments and these stories and

50:20

serious relationship.

50:21

I can tell you this. I'm in enough

50:23

game long enough to understand

50:25

that an interview is not a confession. Those who

50:27

participated in events against me,

50:31

they know about it.

50:32

They have already been punished.

50:33

They are in other reality shows. That's all already

50:35

at least they're alive.

50:36

Yes, I think they are alive and well.

50:42

[music]

50:43

Seryozha, well, we didn’t just meet,

50:45

to discuss reality TV. Is this your first time?

50:47

me on the show. Although, by the way, it is amazing

50:50

happening. Usually on the second, on the third

50:51

People come to me in circles. And very many

50:54

artists, and you, by the way, can be called

50:55

legend. I hope you agree with this.

50:58

I treat this with great irony.

51:00

Why?

51:01

Here. So, what does that mean, it's a legend? That is us

51:02

then, it turns out, we devalue the concept

51:04

legends. So what is the legend? Here

51:05

let's talk. Here you speak of legends.

51:07

That is, either you repeat something

51:08

narrative.

51:09

Legends are people whose name is known

51:10

the whole country in connection with some of their, not

51:13

I know there are events and high-profile roles there.

51:15

If we take you, then hits. But black

51:17

The whole country still knows Boomer. And

51:19

It is unlikely that he will ever forget. Well, I know.

51:21

such a thing that usually people who have

51:23

there is such a bright track and those who then do not

51:26

was able to repeat his success, they usually

51:28

hate these songs and they shake when they listen to them

51:30

mentioning these masterpieces. Here

51:32

What is your situation?

51:34

You know, it's like it's not a part anymore

51:37

me. That is to say, I understand what I mean.

51:39

attitude towards the creation of this track. I'm up to

51:42

I still receive it

51:44

certain payments. You could say it is

51:47

My pension is for life, but that was so long ago

51:49

it was, it's already so far away in some

51:51

distant reality from me, that

51:54

this one has this entity, yes, this one

51:56

essence. So, the black boomer is

51:58

essence. This is more than a song, like

51:59

if this is the essence. This is this is this

52:02

There is a legendary song. Not me, but the song

52:04

a legend, yes. And I agree with this. AND

52:06

She lives separately, as if from me.

52:07

some kind of life of my own. She's coming back,

52:09

whenever you like, there every 15 years, yes,

52:13

in some new processing and so on.

52:15

That's why

52:16

She has her own life. That is to say, there is

52:18

songs that get big

52:20

big hits, but there is a song that

52:22

becomes more than a big hit, huh?

52:23

That is, a hit, a super hit. This is it

52:25

such a song. So, of course, in

52:27

to some extent I do, despite the fact that

52:29

I wrote this song as a joke, yes, that is.

52:31

I suffered a little, yes, from this,

52:34

because many people, having created something

52:36

impression of me as an author, as

52:39

about the musician, about the artist, thanks

52:41

only this song, and this is what is most

52:43

It was kind of bright, yes, and thanks to them

52:46

they didn't want to dig further into this,

52:51

they didn't want to know what else he was drinking, but

52:53

there are some other third ones I didn't start with

52:55

this song. This song was written in

52:57

a joke and a bet.

52:58

Ah, but you have plenty of tracks besides

53:01

boomers that the general public doesn't know about

53:03

knows,

53:03

who have a different fate. Here I have,

53:05

for example, there is a song called "Charisma" - it's from

53:08

album

53:10

songs under the pseudonym "Polygraph"

53:13

Sharikov". This is a project within the framework of

53:15

which I sing an urban romance with

53:17

orchestra. That is, I don’t just read rap,

53:18

Yes, I still sing.

53:20

Here. And this song is 10 years old, that's it.

53:22

Imagine. And it became a super hit,

53:24

which is actually on streaming

53:25

The sites were beaten and died even this year.

53:28

Charisma, charisma, [music] charisma. You

53:32

so charisma, charisma, charisma beckons,

53:35

charisma. My great charisma. [music]

53:40

For this, well, essentially, she lay

53:43

just 10 years. That is, before this

53:45

It was played on Russian Radio, there was even

53:46

clip, but for some reason it worked. And never

53:49

It is impossible to understand why this is so. and 10 years later

53:52

years, do you understand? That's why everyone has

53:54

songs of their own, just like a person, their own

53:56

fate. And why is that? Or else, this

53:59

no one, not a single one can explain

54:00

producer. It just happens and

54:03

All. We have to live with this and

54:04

live. That's why I have a lot

54:06

songs, there are several projects. That is

54:08

I'm now after a long break, more than 10

54:11

I haven't written rap songs for years.

54:15

Now, over the last six months, I

54:17

released three PIs, that is, three mini-albums

54:21

eight tracks each. Lion of the desert,

54:23

dragon race, poker face.

54:25

Here. And now for this year too, it’s big

54:27

the number of releases I have. That is me

54:29

such a person, such an author, to whom

54:30

you need to live, to be nourished with life

54:31

matter, as it were, yes, and then I begin

54:33

issue. That is, this is the old school.

54:35

I wrote an album, left for 5-7 years, but

54:36

I'll be back.

54:37

Do I understand correctly that we are talking now?

54:38

Are we talking about Seryoga's comeback? And you're still

54:42

full

54:42

Again, this is an English word again. Well,

54:45

return of the legend.

54:46

I don't know how to comment on this, yeah,

54:48

because I can't help but write,

54:52

Sometimes I can't write, sometimes I can't help but

54:54

write. That is, at that moment when I

54:56

I don't write anything, it means that I

54:58

went somewhere? No, it just means,

55:00

that I have a period of accumulation, right? That

55:04

I am accumulating energy, accumulating

55:05

I accumulate vital matter and strength, and

55:08

then when I have something to share, I

55:09

I'm going out. Well, that doesn't mean that I

55:12

went somewhere. That is for you,

55:13

maybe that's how it looks to the audience,

55:16

especially in our active, busy

55:18

events of the information age. But for

55:20

Nothing changes for me. So when

55:22

You say comeback, return, I

55:25

never came and never went.

55:29

Let's talk about the accumulation period. Uh, what in

55:33

were you involved in this moment?

55:35

Lived, lived.

55:36

Well, what happened? If you don't have it

55:38

there was active touring activity,

55:39

I understand so?

55:40

Look, there was a war, there was a pandemic.

55:43

It happened in different sequences. I

55:45

I raised children, I studied, I received

55:48

education, played sports, tried

55:51

various businesses, traveled.

55:53

This is interesting about businesses. I'm somewhere

55:55

I read that you are even a fitness trainer

55:57

worked.

55:58

Yes, there was a moment when I was very active

56:01

I studied human capabilities, and I am more

56:05

worked on special diets

56:07

nutrition.

56:09

I had an affiliate program with

56:10

Yachinovsky University. Here. And from there

56:12

I've already come to sports, like, yeah, that's why

56:13

what we checked

56:15

uh, how can food be

56:19

ra was used uh well as

56:23

conditional legal doping, yes, then

56:25

there is how food affects

56:26

functionality, on results,

56:29

Well, in preparation for the Olympics.

56:30

That is, these are your own discoveries. A

56:33

Can you share this power supply system?

56:35

Let's go to a separate program.

56:37

we'll do it. In short, what shouldn’t you eat?

56:41

To people.

56:41

Alena, you can do everything here. TO

56:44

you spend honeycombs, you spend so much energy,

56:46

they drink so much energy from you that you

56:48

You can eat absolutely everything.

56:50

Well, it's still very interesting here. Let's

56:51

at least a little bit in outline. Here's a healthy one

56:53

nutrition or

56:54

I think that Alyonushka, look, I

56:55

I believe that any real thing is true

56:57

knowledge, it must be secret. This is not

56:59

lot.

57:00

And all this is secret.

57:02

We are right here No, it's not a secret. Well, it's simple.

57:04

If you want, I'll tell you. Well

57:08

if you're really interested

57:09

in this. Here. But

57:10

I'm very interested, but I want

57:13

the audience listened

57:14

The Internet is full of specialists

57:18

weight loss, muscle mass gain,

57:23

you can find it in everything you want

57:24

specialists. That's why I won't be here.

57:28

somehow look for the secret. I can just

57:31

I can just tell you, I can just tell you

57:33

just one. I'm a little bit older than that.

57:35

You. Three times

57:36

for 4 years.

57:37

About three times.

57:39

Here. And I can only tell you one thing,

57:40

that this is really work. That is

57:42

if if if we study this issue,

57:46

the question of nutrition, it works very well with

57:48

aiming at

57:51

Well, were you selling these courses or something?

57:54

I don't know, or this system?

57:55

No.

57:56

And what was it developed for?

57:59

Multipurpose application. Someone wanted

58:01

someone wanted to prolong their life

58:03

show the best results on

58:05

competitions,

58:07

someone wanted to bring very quickly

58:09

take shape. That is, food is what

58:12

what makes us faster, stronger and

58:15

healthier,

58:17

much more effective than drugs.

58:20

What should you eat to become smarter?

58:22

Nothing. This is a gift. Well, that is, you are intelligent.

58:25

you can only acquire it through genetics

58:28

and thanks to life experience. To me

58:30

Seems,

58:31

and for everything else I understand correctly,

58:33

that it is possible to somehow address it directly

58:35

you, and you will share knowledge about

58:38

nutrition?

58:39

Well, I'm not doing that right now.

58:42

on a commercial basis. That is to say, there is

58:43

knowledge that it is for me,

58:46

if you want for you. Well, if you

58:48

do you really want this for my

58:50

loved ones.

58:50

Well, I will contact you, but I wanted maybe

58:52

and help people somehow. Maybe you're selling?

58:54

This

58:55

to people? I want to tell you something. I

58:57

Thanks to my life experience I can

58:58

know that you can only help people

59:00

in case they really are

59:02

they themselves want it if they are looking for this help.

59:05

Here. But the help you

59:08

you offer without asking, that is, from yourself,

59:12

this is the worst thing you can do,

59:15

having certain information,

59:16

knowledge.

59:18

You are simply devaluing your knowledge.

59:20

Let me give you one main piece of advice

59:22

nutrition from Seryoga. Well, if people want

59:25

there, I don’t know, to live long, to be

59:27

healthy, that's briefly what you need

59:30

do?

59:30

It's good when you eat, even if you don't

59:32

try. Dot.

59:33

That is, do not eat at all.

59:35

Well, you have to decipher this.

59:37

message.

59:37

I just deciphered it. Don't eat,

59:40

Briefly speaking. [laughter]

59:42

Well, you can't make it very short. You

59:43

Do you understand what the matter is? So you want

59:45

great knowledge that is tormented,

59:47

suffered through years of trials,

59:50

for hundreds of human lives and in

59:54

extreme conditions, including. You

59:56

do you want me to do it like this in two

59:57

in words he devalued this knowledge, you

59:59

just gave it out now.

1:00:01

Well, you know, I talk to some of them.

1:00:02

people, they say there: "I will tell you

1:00:04

I can tell you a lot, but one thing is short:

1:00:06

drink water there, for example, warm water

1:00:08

in the morning." No, I, Areshka, I'm telling you this

1:00:09

I'll tell you, I'll have to do exactly this one thing

1:00:12

I can say that you will have to limit yourself

1:00:14

in something. This

1:00:15

This is obvious.

1:00:16

This is a collection. Well, you see how it is. And with this

1:00:18

nobody wants to make peace.

1:00:20

That is, there is audience interest here.

1:00:21

turns off. Ah, well, everything is clear.

1:00:22

Let me tell you more about what I learned about you,

1:00:25

while you were accumulating energy.

1:00:27

E was a lumberjack.

1:00:29

What is this?

1:00:30

Well, I chop wood.

1:00:31

Well, how are you?

1:00:32

Well, this is my hobby. And you just left

1:00:34

into the forest and

1:00:35

No, I just found it at my place of residence.

1:00:37

use for yourself. That is, I showed up and

1:00:40

I saw that there is, so to speak, a base there

1:00:43

Olympic reserve, where there is a very

1:00:44

many

1:00:46

unsplit material. I have this one

1:00:49

axes. It's just like a trainer. Here I am

1:00:52

I just suggested. Do you need a person? They

1:00:54

They say: "We're just looking." I speak:

1:00:56

"I don't need to pay money, I'll do it myself. Well

1:00:58

"Just give me some space." And

1:01:00

cut down a lot of forest.

1:01:01

Well, that's enough. And where then?

1:01:04

It's okay, they'll flood the bathhouse.

1:01:06

Yeah.

1:01:07

are used.

1:01:07

And why is something like this at this moment?

1:01:09

did you feel it? So you just went to cut down the forest.

1:01:11

It's just an alternative workout.

1:01:13

or what is this

1:01:14

Here's just one for you as an answer

1:01:16

to the question I asked earlier,

1:01:18

Yes? That is, he should not be fitness

1:01:20

to be boring, that is, in nature, on

1:01:22

in the fresh air. Well, that's a plus

1:01:24

a complex exercise that

1:01:26

develops,

1:01:28

Well, the person has a lot of skills.

1:01:29

Hit one point. Well, definitely hit, sharply

1:01:32

beat.

1:01:32

But the most extreme thing in your life,

1:01:34

I think it's a passion for mountaineering

1:01:37

in light of the latest news and a bunch

1:01:39

these scary stories, when

1:01:41

People died while conquering the peaks. I always

1:01:45

every time I listen to these

1:01:47

stories or a person who

1:01:48

I'm into it, it seems to me that this is the most

1:01:50

the most fearless man in the world.

1:01:52

I can't boast of anything big

1:01:55

achievements in this area. Exactly

1:01:58

because I have my own view on

1:02:01

mountains, for mountaineering. That is, in mine

1:02:04

in my understanding it is quite safe

1:02:05

mountaineering, despite the fact that it is

1:02:06

I don't aim for solo mountaineering

1:02:08

to conquer the peaks, yes, that is, I think,

1:02:11

that it is impossible.

1:02:13

Well, I mean, you can, the mountain can

1:02:15

let me come in and let me go if you

1:02:18

you'll be lucky. But these are games of vanity,

1:02:20

which always ends

1:02:23

death.

1:02:25

Here. That is, this is a test of the number of them.

1:02:26

So if you climb

1:02:31

higher than the alpine zone, that's it

1:02:36

This is essentially like a war, right? That

1:02:39

There is

1:02:40

and above what height? You must

1:02:44

be below the zone where snow lies. Well

1:02:47

and again it depends on the mountains. That is to say, there is

1:02:49

There are less dangerous mountains, there are more dangerous mountains.

1:02:51

dangerous. Here. But overall my approach to

1:02:55

that I use the mountains as a training device,

1:02:56

that is, I do not collect peaks. Well

1:02:59

because it is both expensive and difficult. That

1:03:02

You need to devote time to this.

1:03:04

Here. And if you use height as

1:03:06

exercise machine and you do it periodically, right?

1:03:09

That is, this is the very one

1:03:10

mountaineering, which brings not only

1:03:12

pleasure, but also health benefits.

1:03:14

Have you read the stories about Vika Bonya, who

1:03:16

She conquered, then, my God, that she

1:03:18

I just haven't conquered Everest. And one more thing

1:03:22

the name of the mountains, which I don’t even know anymore

1:03:24

I'll remember. Every time it's a whole show for her

1:03:26

rise. She goes on air from there,

1:03:29

she says how bad she feels, but nevertheless

1:03:31

she's going somewhere, conquering something,

1:03:32

set a flag there.

1:03:34

Well

1:03:34

does this have anything to do with reality or is it

1:03:36

Just

1:03:36

No, I think it does.

1:03:37

attitude to reality. This is very brave

1:03:39

young woman. And despite the fact that she

1:03:41

probably uh used oxygen and

1:03:45

a lot of other uh

1:03:48

facilitating options, that is, for sure it is

1:03:51

I went up there with a group, yes, and

1:03:53

there must have been some kind of

1:03:56

delivery to the base camp, there's a helicopter there

1:03:59

and the accompanying chef there

1:04:01

basic delivery. Well, there are those,

1:04:03

which walk on their feet,

1:04:05

and there are those that just say "Yes," before

1:04:07

a certain point, almost until

1:04:09

the peaks, well, not everywhere, of course, catch up

1:04:11

It's impossible there at base camp.

1:04:14

From the base camp there is still a long way to go.

1:04:15

But in general there are options that make things easier,

1:04:18

as if, despite all this, she

1:04:20

risked life because the mountains are

1:04:22

the elements, and they could have been covered. Well, if only

1:04:25

she trusted the wrong people, they could

1:04:28

would die, because even the most

1:04:29

experienced climbers, the same

1:04:31

Bukreev, taking at one time or another

1:04:35

wrong decision, no matter what the reason

1:04:37

for this reason, they became victims

1:04:40

elements. That is, mountains are an element. Here

1:04:43

you can't win against the elements, you can't

1:04:44

you can win, you might just

1:04:45

lead, you can come back if

1:04:47

the elements will let you go. That's why it is

1:04:49

games with vanity, as I already said.

1:04:51

But she is a brave girl.

1:04:54

What mountains have you been to and what have you seen?

1:04:58

Well, from

1:05:00

I've been to the most famous ones

1:05:03

Kelemanjara. No

1:05:04

Holy [ __ ].

1:05:05

Well, it's not considered very difficult.

1:05:09

Well, you conquered her, you got to the point

1:05:10

I can't, I say we don't conquer

1:05:12

mountains. That is, I was there, I was at the top,

1:05:14

Yes, and he went down. This is very beautiful. U

1:05:16

I even have a track called Snegak or Manzhar.

1:05:19

Here. That is, you see, for me

1:05:22

Life is material for songs. After

1:05:26

Let's get back to creativity, by the way,

1:05:27

which we started. Uh, I'm surprised

1:05:30

I saw you on the forbidden network,

1:05:34

uh, dis on Larisa Dolina.

1:05:36

Why dis right away? Here it is again

1:05:38

American school

1:05:39

Fine. What is correct?

1:05:40

Musical Sharsh.

1:05:41

Scabies.

1:05:42

Well, no, well, "chistushka" is a short form,

1:05:43

Yes? There is a song there after all. There are two there

1:05:45

verse, in my opinion.

1:05:46

Well, with which one?

1:05:47

Well, you're trying to hype one with the other.

1:05:49

parties

1:05:51

He is an honest man, he just wanted to

1:05:53

hype up Larisa Dolina

1:05:55

don't you feel sorry for her?

1:05:56

There are good stacks, that is, I am against it.

1:05:59

in order to humiliate people, insult them

1:06:01

people

1:06:02

Thank you [music] Larisa

1:06:04

Now I'm registered on the street [music] mine

1:06:07

homeless status

1:06:10

on the ground floor

1:06:12

and there, in fact, the reason itself is just a news hook

1:06:15

the song was used from the point of view of

1:06:18

abandoned, thrown out into the street

1:06:20

beloved, as it were, right? That is

1:06:22

Thank you, Larisa, for which I am on the street

1:06:24

registered. That is, if we verses

1:06:26

we listen, it’s kind of lyrical

1:06:29

hero, he was in love with Larisa. Well then

1:06:30

This is readable.

1:06:31

Well, you've already delved into stupidity, but just

1:06:33

So who is it?

1:06:33

That is, essentially, a song about love. That is

1:06:35

song No, the infopod itself is used as

1:06:37

would, right? That is, Larisa and the noise around

1:06:39

Larisa's.

1:06:40

The track isn't called Larisa Dolin. There

1:06:42

a play on words is used, yes, which

1:06:44

hints at what is meant

1:06:45

This is exactly the story. Well

1:06:46

Are you familiar with Dolina at all?

1:06:48

Dolina was on the jury for the program

1:06:51

three chords, three chords, yeah, in

1:06:53

the Three Chords program, where I participated

1:06:56

together with Mia Boyko, by the way, she was in

1:07:00

one of the episodes as part of the jury,

1:07:04

so you could say I'm familiar. But

1:07:06

when this whole story happened to her,

1:07:09

Did you condemn her like everyone else or did you just decide

1:07:12

hype?

1:07:13

I was asked for comments and I said that

1:07:15

We don't know the details.

1:07:17

Here. But apparently she is now

1:07:19

is in a state of difficult choice.

1:07:21

That's what I said word for word. I

1:07:23

said that there is no need to stoop to

1:07:25

insults, that is, we need to sort it out

1:07:26

situations. In general, this particular one

1:07:29

he hid this particular case

1:07:31

imperfections of the judicial system. over

1:07:33

This is worth joking about, this is worth, uh, you

1:07:36

so, to laugh musically, as if

1:07:39

highlighting a problem that many

1:07:41

It actually concerns. Here. But

1:07:45

specifically, without understanding, without figuring it out

1:07:47

details, there is no need to give any assessment.

1:07:50

So I know the same thing as everyone else. Here,

1:07:53

I can say I don't know anything, yes,

1:07:54

because it's still unclear why

1:07:58

She found herself in such a situation. Here. AND

1:08:00

why, when she later came out to the people,

1:08:03

She did not name the main reason for her

1:08:05

behavior. I'm sure she was. And she

1:08:08

for some reason I used some kind of well

1:08:11

indistinct

1:08:12

some kind of vague justification, yes,

1:08:14

Why did she do this?

1:08:15

And what do you think was the main one?

1:08:17

cause? Well,

1:08:18

I think Lurye should

1:08:20

suspect of complicity from the outset. Well,

1:08:22

that is, the probability that she is in

1:08:25

scheme, was not equal to zero.

1:08:26

Wait, Valley Lurye in the diagram in one.

1:08:29

No,

1:08:29

no no.

1:08:30

Lou is involved in a scam with scammers,

1:08:32

Certainly. Yes. And until the moment when

1:08:33

It turned out that Luria was not directly involved

1:08:36

from the side of the investigation, yes, there was none

1:08:37

this signal that she is not guilty.

1:08:39

It couldn't be ruled out that she was in the scheme.

1:08:41

Well, that could be an explanation, how

1:08:43

would, yes. I mean, wait, wait,

1:08:45

Let's figure it out. But at that moment when it

1:08:47

if it had already been revealed, it would have been necessary immediately

1:08:49

the right thing to do was to give it up,

1:08:51

so, well, money or immediately somehow

1:08:53

move out of the apartment, as it were. That is

1:08:54

There is no doubt about it.

1:08:56

If you were Doliny, you would immediately

1:08:58

moved out, gave money. Well, let's just say I

1:09:00

I would try to avoid getting into this situation.

1:09:02

But let's get back to creativity.

1:09:04

Polygraph Sharikov team. At all,

1:09:06

First of all, a question about the title. Why

1:09:09

polygraph Sharikov?

1:09:10

Despite the fact that Bulgakov is

1:09:13

the parent of this image, this character,

1:09:16

not the cutest

1:09:17

not the cutest for you. For you

1:09:20

I see something certain in him

1:09:24

satire. I see a certain nationality in him. A

1:09:29

in my interpretation, yes, that is, I am

1:09:31

I'm breaking this image, not the image, but the image itself

1:09:33

the name is slightly different. That is, I have

1:09:36

there are Latin letters there. Here I have

1:09:38

there is, let's say, a stylistic one

1:09:40

design, right? A polygraph is something

1:09:42

noble, old-fashioned on one side

1:09:44

sides, yes, because, well, music with

1:09:45

an orchestra is not what it is

1:09:46

format today. Today

1:09:49

the format is something more

1:09:51

digestible, danceable, understandable

1:09:53

electronic digital product. Yes, we do.

1:09:55

live music is very

1:09:57

expensively made, executed. Means,

1:10:01

A polygraph is something noble. Here

1:10:04

balloons, uh, folk, yard, right? That

1:10:07

there is, in fact, this,

1:10:09

well, in image, in design, in ideology,

1:10:12

This is some kind of street punk, yes,

1:10:15

which achieved

1:10:17

heights defined there, yes,

1:10:20

a certain success,

1:10:22

while remaining within the framework of one's own

1:10:25

some format, yes, because,

1:10:27

despite the fact that this project had

1:10:29

big hits, there are tens of millions,

1:10:32

Means,

1:10:34

signs of attention, that's how it is

1:10:36

It's called. listening there and everyone

1:10:39

those hearts there. And this never happened

1:10:43

format. This is something that has always been met with

1:10:47

some drizzle on the radio stations there,

1:10:50

yes, and on TV channels. Why exactly?

1:10:51

Because this is the kind of music, well, here it is

1:10:54

special.

1:10:56

Special. Why are you doing this?

1:10:57

music, right? That is, do some

1:10:59

another remix, make it more clear.

1:11:02

That's why the polygraph of balls is like this

1:11:04

vintage,

1:11:05

but it still exists. He is not

1:11:06

it just still exists, he has

1:11:08

There are hits. Here, for example, is that song,

1:11:10

which you agreed to uh participate in.

1:11:13

Well, if you're still okay with filming

1:11:16

survive from Istanbul,

1:11:17

Yes? You are from Istanbul. This is also a polygraph.

1:11:18

Shripgraph Shariko,

1:11:18

Yes? That is, when it's not rap,

1:11:20

A great hit with polygraph Sharikov.

1:11:21

You see, you see how

1:11:23

Polygraph Shari, right? This is Sharikov's polygraph.

1:11:25

That is, there is a difference between the project

1:11:27

Seryoga in Latin letters, right? That is

1:11:30

This is rap. Well, if you ask Seryoga

1:11:32

somewhere on digital platforms in Latin

1:11:34

letters, then you will only see rap.

1:11:37

And it’s immediately clear that Sharikov’s polygraph is

1:11:39

urban Romanesque.

1:11:40

I wonder how your city is,

1:11:42

the head of rap and hip-hop in general

1:11:44

in our country, if anyone doesn’t know, it’s

1:11:46

It all started with Seryoga.

1:11:47

No, no, no, no, that's not true. This

1:11:48

not true. That is, uh, it didn’t start with me.

1:11:51

That is, there were those who did it very

1:11:53

professional and very cool to me. AND

1:11:56

there are hundreds of them, that is, for their sake

1:11:58

list. That is, we only know

1:11:59

the biggest names, but we don't know there

1:12:01

We can't list them all; many names have already been forgotten.

1:12:03

But the popularity of this trend began

1:12:05

from you specifically.

1:12:06

No, absolutely not. That is, before this

1:12:07

there was the Bachelor Party, before that there was Bogdan

1:12:09

Titamir, before that there was Deadl, that was

1:12:12

the nineties, and Boomer

1:12:16

exploded in 2004. The first track with which

1:12:20

succeeded

1:12:22

gain some attention from hip-hop

1:12:24

audience. It was They Ruined the Baby. This

1:12:26

2002 year. Second year. That is

1:12:28

it turns out that 10 years before me already

1:12:30

there was Russian rap, and maybe

1:12:33

earlier. That's why I came already, you can

1:12:35

to say, everything is ready.

1:12:36

I'm interested in your general opinion about

1:12:38

modern rap?

1:12:40

Young artists. For me it's this

1:12:42

level, if at the level of metaphor

1:12:44

Take this one, it's art, right? That is

1:12:45

Here we are all artists, here there are more

1:12:47

bright, there are younger ones, more

1:12:49

successful. There are a lot of them, yes, because

1:12:52

now with the help of, well, technology

1:12:55

this is this technological turn

1:12:59

all of this advantage, which

1:13:01

possess

1:13:02

modern people, it is possible very quickly

1:13:05

produce a musical product and quickly

1:13:08

offer it, quickly it

1:13:12

put them on display, like, yeah, that

1:13:15

there is a way to quickly receive a reward. That

1:13:18

there we are, well, at the time when we

1:13:20

we started, of course, we don't have all this

1:13:22

it was, and we finished off the pirates' crumbs. I

1:13:24

I often say this. So here it is simple

1:13:27

All this grows on fertile soil.

1:13:30

And there are hundreds of them too, maybe thousands of these

1:13:33

names. They are all very interesting guys.

1:13:37

These are very talented. I can do this

1:13:39

to say that modern rap is,

1:13:43

May be

1:13:45

became less technical. On the one side,

1:13:48

Yes, on the other hand, he became more

1:13:50

musical, he became more,

1:13:52

that is, in essence, rap today is

1:13:54

mainstream. Here we go again with all these

1:13:56

American words.

1:13:57

That is, if before it was

1:13:59

contourculture, yes, today

1:14:01

even presented as contour culture, it is

1:14:04

essentially, well, it's essentially pop music. This

1:14:07

the most popular music now. Here. AND

1:14:10

if earlier it really was

1:14:13

in rap you couldn't do you couldn't not do

1:14:15

The emphasis is on the meanings, that's what we're talking about now.

1:14:19

the meaning faded into the background somewhere. Not at

1:14:21

all performers, but mainly

1:14:23

the meaning is something secondary. Now

1:14:25

It's important, as they say, e svek, yes,

1:14:28

so that there is flex swag, yes, that is, how

1:14:31

this sounds and what is said. To this too

1:14:34

I have questions. And that's why there is this

1:14:35

Gniusal, yes, where are the quotes analyzed?

1:14:38

there, yes, all the references are there. But overall the most

1:14:40

the main thing is how it sounds, how it is

1:14:41

reduced.

1:14:43

Here. And, of course, modern Russian

1:14:45

rap, it became very similar to

1:14:46

American.

1:14:47

Can you name someone who is right for you?

1:14:49

Do you like, are close to, or do you consider someone

1:14:52

who really adheres to it now?

1:14:54

those kind of rap traditions?

1:14:57

Basta. Basta is a person who

1:14:59

We are all learning. Here is the one that doesn't change

1:15:01

himself for a very long time and does

1:15:03

high quality, very clear product.

1:15:04

Well, you can't even say what it is

1:15:06

product, it's, well, it's music, it's

1:15:07

creation. He is a great artist, very

1:15:09

I have nothing but great respect for him.

1:15:11

By the way, I remembered that you had

1:15:12

conflict with Basta.

1:15:14

Well, we didn't have any real conflict,

1:15:16

because if he was, he would

1:15:17

resolved somehow.

1:15:19

And why is this?

1:15:20

Well, we were just trying to help each other out.

1:15:23

promotion. Well, basically he me

1:15:25

promoted because he was into it at this time

1:15:28

the moment was already very big, and I was already

1:15:31

have forgotten. We had some small ones

1:15:34

There was an altercation. Here. But that's all in

1:15:37

past. From time to time we help each other

1:15:40

We say hello to you in various shows. Well, with

1:15:42

warmth, I think he treats me with warmth

1:15:44

It relates to big people, and I relate to it too.

1:15:45

Well, who else were there conflicts with? Here I am

1:15:48

I read that Seryoga is quite

1:15:49

The controversial character was in the rap industry.

1:15:51

Well,

1:15:51

You see, you're a hostage. You are a hostage

1:15:52

narrative. I had no conflicts with

1:15:56

colleagues in the same industry. That is, we do not

1:15:58

we count some escopads to the side

1:16:01

one or the other.

1:16:04

Because everything was within the genre, like

1:16:06

would, right? That is, well, a real conflict.

1:16:07

- this is what looks like a conflict. Not

1:16:10

looks like a conflict, not only

1:16:11

looks like a conflict, but it is, in fact,

1:16:13

essentially, a conflict. So everything is within the framework

1:16:16

genre. No, I have great respect.

1:16:18

I treat all the guys, and they, many

1:16:22

of them, even if they talk about it publicly

1:16:24

they don't express it, here they are too

1:16:28

they consider me to be somewhat controversial, but

1:16:30

part of the culture after all, because I

1:16:33

made a lot of different music in the style

1:16:35

rap in its time and now too

1:16:36

I do this with pleasure.

1:16:37

You have an amazing biographical fact.

1:16:39

Have you rapped with Zhirinovsky?

1:16:41

I think I even had some

1:16:42

the song is a joint one with him. Olya is sleeping or

1:16:44

something like that, right? That is us

1:16:46

met Vladimir Volfovich in

1:16:48

as part of the Hey program on Channel One.

1:16:52

It's something like two stars or something like that

1:16:54

this is some kind of vocal show where

1:16:56

The producers mixed things that shouldn't have been mixed

1:16:57

mix. They attracted people like this

1:16:59

shocking characters like Vladimir

1:17:01

Volfovich.

1:17:02

Here. Well, I can say right away that he is

1:17:04

He is very, very interesting, like all of us.

1:17:07

we know, he is an orator and an impeccable showman, but

1:17:13

he had absolutely no feeling

1:17:15

rhythm and

1:17:17

musical ear, so you need to

1:17:20

I had to work hard for the studio. But here we are

1:17:21

they made it so that, well, he could rap

1:17:23

read out. Very funny. What does he have to do with it?

1:17:25

improvised. That is, rap on the topic

1:17:28

that love must be real.

1:17:30

Here. it's not worth it, well, quoting there

1:17:32

Zhirinovsky, that is, don't rush

1:17:33

go to bed, no need to undress there, there

1:17:35

get to know each other. That is, he is already like that

1:17:38

then sat down the good, reasonable and eternal,

1:17:40

drowned for valuables. That's why it's here

1:17:43

within the framework of the

1:17:45

This is the kind of playful collaboration we have with him

1:17:47

met and

1:17:48

Did you communicate in real life?

1:17:50

Yes, yes, we communicated.

1:17:51

What are your memories of Zhirinovsky?

1:17:53

It was very interesting to talk to him.

1:17:54

just for me. Why? Because me too

1:17:56

I'm interested in history. And besides, well, no

1:17:58

only history, it

1:18:01

It's kind of different, right? That is, different

1:18:03

There are periods and different presentations.

1:18:06

Here

1:18:07

He

1:18:09

I saw it clearly and distinctly

1:18:11

a global picture of the world. This is the very thing

1:18:13

the main thing is, yes, because we must

1:18:14

to represent a picture of the world. That is, if

1:18:16

you imagine a picture of the world, then further

1:18:19

smaller puzzles can now be put together.

1:18:21

interpretation of this or that event, it

1:18:24

already stems from the understanding of how

1:18:27

Everything is arranged globally. And that's where he is

1:18:29

was very good. That's why all these

1:18:31

predictions that don't actually come true

1:18:32

are predictions, he just knew,

1:18:34

Yes? That is, it is like a surgeon who

1:18:35

knows that if you are there, so to speak,

1:18:36

If you smoke, you'll quit sooner or later.

1:18:38

late lung cancer. He just knew that

1:18:40

it will be so because he is this this

1:18:44

it was in theory for him, in theory and in that

1:18:46

number and in practice.

1:18:48

Here.

1:18:49

But as far as, for example, specifically him is concerned

1:18:52

presentations,

1:18:53

for example, the Soviet feather, well I

1:18:56

here, as a person immersed in

1:18:58

the essence of matter, I do not agree, for example, with

1:19:00

him. I think he is populist there.

1:19:01

was doing. Well, that is specifically and

1:19:03

troops falling towards the Bolsheviks. Here,

1:19:05

for example, I think they don't

1:19:06

correspond to historical

1:19:07

reality. Here. But here we are,

1:19:09

We're probably already touching on what we shouldn't

1:19:12

affect. So again, he is very

1:19:13

worked a lot for the public. In fact

1:19:15

was a dedicated person, yes, that is, with

1:19:18

It was possible with him, that's why I had it with him

1:19:19

It's interesting to talk. That's because

1:19:22

there are some topics,

1:19:24

which can only be discussed with a few

1:19:26

speak to people.

1:19:27

I'll ask, uh, if only,

1:19:29

Well, once again, with all my experience in

1:19:33

he was in life

1:19:35

very modest, that's the conclusion I made

1:19:38

I am a very modest and sociable person

1:19:40

a person,

1:19:42

very simple. What do you think if

1:19:44

Zhirinovsky was alive and, moreover, was

1:19:47

if I were president at all, what would it be like now?

1:19:49

there was Russia and what would happen now?

1:19:51

Zhirinovsky could not become president,

1:19:53

so there is no point in even discussing it.

1:19:56

He was exactly in the right place.

1:19:59

That is, let's say it's possible,

1:20:01

Zhirinovsky in some reality could

1:20:03

I would like to become president, but there is not a single one

1:20:04

president who could be

1:20:06

Zhirinovsky, that's why he was on his own

1:20:08

place.

1:20:13

[music]

1:20:14

Seryozha, you are very talented.

1:20:16

producer.

1:20:17

Well that's it

1:20:18

I can list people.

1:20:20

Why mom? Bianca, Sasha ST,

1:20:24

Yura [ __ ].

1:20:25

Wait a minute, wait a minute. Well, look, no

1:20:27

I didn't write a single song for Sasha ST.

1:20:29

Sasha ST is a self-made man. I just a little bit

1:20:31

helped him, as I believe, at a certain point

1:20:34

moment. And then he left, despite the fact that,

1:20:37

that his mother was very against it. Mother

1:20:38

I really wanted us to continue working,

1:20:40

but due to certain circumstances

1:20:42

Sasha

1:20:44

left the label. So, Bianca. Not a single one

1:20:47

songs, except for Swan, which

1:20:50

Swan. What a hit it was,

1:20:51

which I originally wrote for Max

1:20:53

Lorenzo, unforgettable, very

1:20:55

talented, wonderful of ours

1:20:56

person. But Bianca came at that moment

1:20:59

to our label, and I said, "Sing to

1:21:01

"Yes, that will be on topic. That is, everything

1:21:04

She wrote the rest of the songs herself. That

1:21:06

There is Vianka who made herself. Means,

1:21:08

[ __ ] is a self-made man. So, he is

1:21:12

worked for me for a while

1:21:15

in a show within the production. Here he is very

1:21:21

spectacular

1:21:23

and an expressive dancer. Well, that's a plus

1:21:27

the vision of a great showman, with

1:21:29

producer's vision, as later

1:21:30

it turned out. He's been around for a while

1:21:33

toured with us, and then he

1:21:37

I started doing my projects very

1:21:38

successful. For a while we were very

1:21:41

We had a warm and close conversation.

1:21:44

For example, he has some compositions

1:21:46

showed me first. Well, how?

1:21:49

I think he asked for my opinion there

1:21:52

advice. Here. Well, then he realized that he

1:21:55

successful in everything. Here. And then he

1:21:58

moved straight ahead and thundered. And dozens

1:22:01

projects he created. Here he is, the producer, I

1:22:03

I think so. So, who's left?

1:22:06

Bianca, ST, Bardysh. Well, one more thing. That is

1:22:08

I'm not really a producer. I

1:22:09

I've never been a producer.

1:22:10

You had a production label.

1:22:12

I would have again, what is this in mine

1:22:14

understanding, yes, in my understanding. In mine

1:22:17

in my understanding it's not what it was

1:22:20

commercial, I suppose, right? That is to say, this is

1:22:22

in essence,

1:22:24

Well, it's essentially something like this

1:22:26

there was a comradely education, where I

1:22:30

helped, well, I was more like at that time

1:22:32

a successful creative person, helped

1:22:34

to those who were nice to me, pleasant to me,

1:22:37

just for friends, that is, it is like this

1:22:39

community of friends. Here. That is, simply

1:22:42

one of my friends has a little more

1:22:44

there was money there, well, they had it there

1:22:46

At the moment there was no money or connection. Here. AND

1:22:48

so we tried to create together,

1:22:50

created together, at some point we

1:22:53

separated.

1:22:55

But at the same time you signed some

1:22:56

contact. No, that's the point, we don't

1:22:58

sign, well here again this is a fact, we

1:23:00

did not sign the contract, did not sign

1:23:02

contracts, and therefore, uh, no problem people

1:23:06

left this creative formation.

1:23:07

Well, when they left, you were upset.

1:23:10

Sometimes.

1:23:11

And who were you most upset about?

1:23:13

I was most worried when

1:23:16

was leaving. That's why? because I am to him

1:23:18

became attached to my soul. I was worried about that too.

1:23:21

the moment when Bianca, uh, was leaving us.

1:23:25

But not because Bianca was leaving us, but

1:23:27

because one of my friends was leaving with her

1:23:29

close friend. He was our director

1:23:31

concert. Here. And he is with her, yes,

1:23:34

left. That's what he wanted.

1:23:35

This is the same person by the last name

1:23:38

Shiyan, in which she announced.

1:23:40

This is Mikhail, yes. This,

1:23:42

whom she later accused of

1:23:44

he robbed her for many years,

1:23:46

because producers very often

1:23:48

They're trying to do this, but it's not the same as me,

1:23:52

because I am very independent,

1:23:53

naturally, and it is simply impossible for me

1:23:55

manage.

1:23:57

Do you think this is the main reason?

1:23:59

Maybe a little bit like that

1:24:02

life, when you are here you forget

1:24:05

show the lawyer the contract, here and there

1:24:08

somewhere.

1:24:08

I didn't I didn't forget, I just believed.

1:24:11

I'm honestly too. I'm just purely

1:24:13

I believed it.

1:24:14

I can say this:

1:24:19

Misha is one of the most decent people. Well

1:24:21

that is, I know him like this, I am him like this

1:24:22

I'll remember. His reputation in my eyes

1:24:26

never raised any doubts.

1:24:28

This is very sincere, warm, wise

1:24:30

Human. He is not flawless.

1:24:33

Here. And I am not perfect either. We are in our

1:24:35

At the time, they really enjoyed drinking with him. Not

1:24:38

I know how he feels now.

1:24:39

I think he's doing fine,

1:24:42

here he is, he has projects

1:24:43

some. That is, if at all from

1:24:45

emotions to leave reputationally, it seems to me,

1:24:46

What claims against him, well, I can’t

1:24:49

no complaints to remember. That is it

1:24:50

a very worthy person, and it seems to me,

1:24:54

that Yana should be grateful to him for

1:24:57

the contribution that he, whatever they call it

1:24:58

did not happen. Here in relation to the most

1:25:00

I can also tell Yana that it is very

1:25:02

a worthy girl, very talented,

1:25:04

very consistent. And I with warmth

1:25:06

I always remember the time when we

1:25:09

collaborated. I hope she is the same

1:25:11

feelings towards this

1:25:13

period.

1:25:14

But you didn't try to intervene in their conflict with Shiyan.

1:25:16

somehow intervene, sort things out?

1:25:18

The thing is that I already kind of, well, we are like that

1:25:21

We didn't communicate closely, yes, that was already theirs

1:25:23

business, yes, it was already their business, theirs

1:25:26

path. And no one asked me

1:25:30

some kind of advice, yes, they invited

1:25:31

be a third judge. I'm not in at all

1:25:33

know what was happening there and how,

1:25:35

but it seems to me that this is such a story,

1:25:38

which concerns only them,

1:25:40

just the two of them, and it's not worth putting up with

1:25:43

for everything in common.

1:25:44

Have you seen Bianca's participation in the reality show?

1:25:47

Stars in the jungle?

1:25:48

I didn't see any participation. Well, I know, well,

1:25:50

I understand what you're hinting at, yes, that

1:25:52

this is some kind of story there

1:25:54

Nathan, yes, there, well, that's me

1:25:56

I just know, they told me, yes, that

1:25:58

there would have been such an incident, then, that

1:26:01

supposedly there was someone there, so it was

1:26:03

their interaction is very close. Here.

1:26:05

And, but this was supposedly also done for the sake of

1:26:08

without attracting attention. That is to say, I don't

1:26:10

I can't comment on this in any way, just

1:26:11

I heard that this happened. But it seems to me,

1:26:13

that Yana knew what she was doing. Here. AND

1:26:16

If people were discussing this, well, that means she

1:26:21

She achieved her goal. That

1:26:23

Well, she came to this show for PR.

1:26:26

I think people are discussing this and

1:26:28

They are interested in watching this.

1:26:30

And do you follow the creativity of your own?

1:26:32

wards who worked with you,

1:26:34

then did you leave? Uh, are you watching them?

1:26:37

No, I don't observe. I don't observe. Sometimes

1:26:40

I just see, yes, sometimes you come across them

1:26:42

I'm given some tracks, I listen to them. A

1:26:45

I still have a grudge against someone

1:26:47

among those people we talked about?

1:26:50

No, there is no such person. That is to say, no.

1:26:53

no offense. On the contrary, I want,

1:26:55

so that they might not be somewhere

1:26:57

were angry, not offended. Here. Because

1:27:00

very often

1:27:02

people I wanted to help

1:27:05

after some time, they

1:27:07

experienced, in my opinion, an inflated

1:27:09

the expectation is just towards me, yes,

1:27:11

as a producer. Although this word is in quotation marks

1:27:13

I need to take it and transfer it all to me.

1:27:16

That's why

1:27:18

This is the point that worries me a little,

1:27:20

Yes, that's what we have to do as we grow up

1:27:22

understand that in everything that happens to us

1:27:24

it happens, we ourselves are to blame somewhere, yes,

1:27:25

and it's not worth it

1:27:27

blame someone else.

1:27:29

Well, among them were those very ones

1:27:31

traitors. You often talk about

1:27:33

betrayal.

1:27:33

No.

1:27:34

That is, it is not related to the people who

1:27:37

You produced. So it's something about

1:27:40

your life already? That is, within the framework

1:27:41

creativity

1:27:43

there's just some kind of jealousy, you know,

1:27:44

but there are no traitors among them, no

1:27:47

was.

1:27:47

And among whom are there more traitors in your country?

1:27:50

was there life among men or women?

1:27:51

It is difficult to calculate this balance now. I

1:27:53

I can only say that for me

1:27:55

female and male betrayal is

1:27:58

something equivalent, right? That is,

1:28:00

betrayal has no gender. That is, treason -

1:28:02

This is treason. It all depends on who it is

1:28:05

a person for you, how close is he to

1:28:07

you. It doesn't matter who it is, a man or

1:28:09

woman. It was not for nothing that I started talking about

1:28:11

the producer part of your life,

1:28:14

because, uh, I recently saw a very

1:28:16

such a funny excerpt from the X-Factor show,

1:28:19

where did Dima Monatik come to you,

1:28:21

the artist you said "don't be"

1:28:24

"You will be a star and you will not shine."

1:28:26

Yes.

1:28:26

And this story just recently

1:28:28

surfaced.

1:28:29

Yes.

1:28:29

And uh- what did you feel then when you saw,

1:28:33

What successes has Monatic achieved? Well, that's it.

1:28:36

here is also an example of how

1:28:38

installation can be important for

1:28:43

public opinion, yes, that's exactly it

1:28:45

installation. The thing is that the truth is just

1:28:47

that is what the people who are alive are

1:28:49

This is known and remembered, including by myself

1:28:51

Dima. The truth is that

1:28:53

I was the one who

1:28:56

made it so that Dima got into direct

1:28:58

broadcasts, because they wanted to remove him in this

1:29:00

moment. And in the editing, uh, this video

1:29:03

it breaks off after the comma, yes, because

1:29:05

there I paused and said, "You're not

1:29:07

you will shine,

1:29:09

but we will give you a chance." But I will give you

1:29:11

chance. I'm ready to let you pass further.

1:29:13

That is, the second part of the phrase, that cut off

1:29:15

I'm cutting off the main one, right? That is important

1:29:16

context, that is, it was in context

1:29:18

intrigue, yes, so that the viewer will take his breath away.

1:29:20

Well, now he’ll cut it down, but no, I’m like

1:29:22

once was that person who not only

1:29:24

took him on live broadcasts, insisted

1:29:26

directly. I just know this because I

1:29:29

argued with the producers who wanted, not

1:29:31

saw a continuation in it. I said that

1:29:33

It is absolutely necessary to leave this one

1:29:34

person. And if you don't see it

1:29:36

solo, that is, combine it into

1:29:38

team. Here is the category of the team, I

1:29:40

I'm ready to produce it. There it is

1:29:42

Vanya Safarov, let's combine them. I

1:29:44

did everything to ensure that he stayed on the show.

1:29:46

When the show was over, I was helping the whole

1:29:49

I was just helping a group of artists and filming

1:29:52

them an apartment,

1:29:54

I even paid such mini-benefits, as it were,

1:29:56

Yes, at the moment when they were creating. I

1:29:59

was that person who just

1:30:02

without any obligations first to everyone

1:30:04

I wrote songs for the finalists of the first season.

1:30:07

Moreover, there are even operas in different genres.

1:30:09

it was just so that they would have

1:30:11

songs. That is to say, I would always strive

1:30:13

help. And there were some names there

1:30:15

loud ones, which are now country 404.

1:30:18

Here. That is, they are loud there, and we are there.

1:30:22

Country 404 - is that Ukraine you're calling me?

1:30:25

Well, yes, this is Soviet Ukraine, which

1:30:28

there will be Soviet again one day. Tell me, huh?

1:30:31

here among all the people that you

1:30:32

produced, who helped, how are you

1:30:35

participated in their creative life and

1:30:37

career, many people who will help you later

1:30:39

They called and said thank you and the same thing

1:30:41

offered help, for example, at the moment

1:30:44

some kind of creative crisis.

1:30:45

Even when it was hard for me, I didn't

1:30:47

never dared to ask for help. Well

1:30:49

that is, just in my mo

1:30:52

No, I'm not talking about requests, but specifically about

1:30:54

calls from these people to find out how things are going,

1:30:56

support with something. It seems to me that

1:30:58

It's enough that people think about me

1:31:01

remembered with warmth. Well, that is to say, I'm not waiting,

1:31:03

that they will call me and that's it. That is

1:31:05

somewhere, maybe they can't

1:31:07

get through, yes, because I'm like that too

1:31:09

elusive, yes, I constantly change instead

1:31:11

residence, telephone numbers, and so on.

1:31:13

That is

1:31:13

you constantly change your place of residence

1:31:14

phone numbers.

1:31:15

Well, that's how things turned out in my life.

1:31:16

Who are you hiding from?

1:31:17

No, from no one. I just love the shift

1:31:19

decorations. Somewhere, maybe some bills

1:31:21

I left unpaid ones, so I had to repay them

1:31:23

take a SIM card and so on. Well, that's a joke.

1:31:26

The point is that

1:31:29

I don't feel anything,

1:31:31

Well, I don't feel it from a distance.

1:31:33

some misunderstanding, maybe from

1:31:36

them and any possible negativity there. No

1:31:38

such. Here. I think they are with

1:31:39

everyone remembers with warmth just as they do about

1:31:42

them. Maybe I'm just wrong about that

1:31:46

that I stopped being interested in

1:31:49

how they are doing. Well, because there was

1:31:50

immersed in some of his own problems, in

1:31:54

your fall, your ascent,

1:31:56

restoration and so on. That is, here it is

1:31:58

I was busy with myself and just stopped

1:32:02

be interested there. And maybe they

1:32:05

needed my help. More likely

1:32:07

Well, that's how it was.

1:32:08

So I started talking about creative crisis.

1:32:10

It's no coincidence that you always, uh, look at

1:32:13

popular artists, musicians, who

1:32:16

are going through these crises, and everyone is going through them

1:32:18

differently. Many people have them

1:32:21

dependencies. There's someone drinking, someone

1:32:23

uses prohibited substances, and some even

1:32:26

can't get out of depression, someone still

1:32:28

does not return to the stage. I know that

1:32:29

You also had a difficult time. How did you do it?

1:32:32

overcame?

1:32:32

Where? How do you know this?

1:32:33

Well, how did you talk about it?

1:32:36

No, I was just born and raised like this

1:32:40

the proposed circumstances, where

1:32:41

Alcohol was the norm. That is, earlier in

1:32:45

During Soviet times it was common to use

1:32:48

alcohol, and popular culture too

1:32:51

promoted this installation. That is

1:32:54

We all have our favorite movies, yes, and plus

1:32:56

traditions, there are holidays, birthdays,

1:32:59

some kind of family gathering. That is,

1:33:01

Well, there was alcohol everywhere, yes. So

1:33:04

it turned out that, uh, I'm not including

1:33:06

critical thinking, like many of my

1:33:09

peers, joined in enough

1:33:11

at an early age, yes, that is, it became

1:33:12

part

1:33:14

normality. Here. And only after some time

1:33:19

I realized

1:33:20

What an underestimated evil this is. Yes, but I don't

1:33:24

I want to be stuffy here and be like

1:33:28

Shlemenko, because he's already talked about it

1:33:29

he said, and I completely agree with him.

1:33:32

This is indeed true. This needs to be given

1:33:35

This is exactly the assessment I give to this. Alcohol -

1:33:37

It's a drug. Alcohol is the most

1:33:39

a real drug. And just like that

1:33:40

a drug, it shortens your consciousness,

1:33:42

He takes away your time. Not only

1:33:45

health, it's just killing you

1:33:47

slowly. And the sooner you understand this and

1:33:50

you will refuse this,

1:33:53

the better. And in this regard, Vasya

1:33:57

Basta Makulenko, yes, this is the man,

1:34:00

who did the impossible, just yes,

1:34:02

because he understood it before all of us,

1:34:04

I overcame this in myself and led a sober lifestyle

1:34:07

life, was engaged in creativity, was engaged in

1:34:09

work.

1:34:11

Now while many of us, well,

1:34:13

They were just wasting their time.

1:34:16

That's all. So I realized it too

1:34:18

late. Well, in my understanding I would why

1:34:21

too late? Now, now you're good

1:34:24

You look healthy, this is what we are doing now

1:34:27

we are not discussing the future now, yes, or

1:34:29

present. Here we are discussing that time,

1:34:32

which could be used

1:34:33

in a different way. But I can say for sure that

1:34:36

that this period is behind us. Today's

1:34:38

young people are stronger in this regard,

1:34:42

more reasonable. That is, I am watching

1:34:46

around me and I see that now it is very

1:34:50

many

1:34:51

people live more consciously than young people, yes,

1:34:53

than we were, for example, at their age. That

1:34:56

there are those who play sports and follow their diet

1:34:58

themselves, comprehend

1:35:00

your hovering. There is less and less alcohol,

1:35:03

and it is used. And not only at

1:35:06

us

1:35:08

I see this in the country around me. I am this

1:35:10

I see. Well, if you believe the statistics, then

1:35:13

there is something going on across the planet

1:35:16

falling numbers,

1:35:18

use Yes. Yes, yes. Yes. That is

1:35:20

the younger generation is rapidly

1:35:22

refuses

1:35:23

from alcohol.

1:35:24

What are your memories of that period? Here

1:35:27

you say: "I can't forget this and

1:35:29

cross this out." What is the most important thing

1:35:31

shame or what do you want most?

1:35:32

forget?

1:35:33

There is nothing to be ashamed of. It was. That is it

1:35:35

It was me. That was me in that state.

1:35:37

So you just drank, but didn't do anything.

1:35:38

was happening. Why did you do this? You know,

1:35:40

Ana, I even thought about it so long ago, I even

1:35:43

How many years have you been the last time?

1:35:46

When was the last time I thought about

1:35:48

how it was, 7 years,

1:35:50

not such a long time,

1:35:51

Yes? Yes, it is recent. Yes, it is recent.

1:35:53

And what was that very point after

1:35:56

which you said: "That's it?" I have in

1:35:58

there was such a situation in life that, well, I didn’t

1:36:01

I'll tell you in detail, but there was

1:36:02

choice or go to jail, that's it

1:36:06

there will be no one to take care of my children

1:36:08

or take responsibility for

1:36:11

raising children. And I just don't have

1:36:12

there was a choice, like, well, that is, I

1:36:14

this choice, where there was no choice. AND

1:36:16

that's why my children helped me find it, so

1:36:19

let's say it's a reasonable vision, that's all. AND

1:36:22

then I just, being in this

1:36:24

in a state of absolute sobriety, just

1:36:27

I realized at some point what I

1:36:30

was deprived,

1:36:31

that is, where I did wrong. Here.

1:36:34

And just with each passing day, with each passing day

1:36:37

month, with each

1:36:39

I lived in this state for a year

1:36:43

I was convinced that this was really true

1:36:45

the most correct option. Here's to refuse

1:36:48

from amplifiers. And did your children see you?

1:36:51

ever been in this state? That is

1:36:53

They only remember the sober one.

1:36:55

They only remember, yes, they didn’t see

1:36:58

bottles of beer at home. That is, they have this

1:37:00

No. I can say so, because of this

1:37:03

He raised them in their image and likeness.

1:37:05

You have two sons, but now they are with you

1:37:09

they live, right?

1:37:10

Yes, they have been living with me for a long time.

1:37:12

And you can be called a single father?

1:37:14

Well, to some extent, yes. This is already

1:37:16

big grown-up guys.

1:37:18

How old are they? She is 16 and 15 years old. That is

1:37:22

These guys are already grown up.

1:37:24

It’s interesting to hear from a man who

1:37:26

educates

1:37:28

boys, two sons, to hear what

1:37:30

The pros and cons of being a single father

1:37:33

without a couple, without a woman,

1:37:35

I guess it's more of a minus, yes, because

1:37:38

that children should live in a full

1:37:40

family. But, as we understand, such cases

1:37:44

very rarely or it happens less and less now.

1:37:46

So it all depends on what you are

1:37:49

people, who are you and who are they, how is everything

1:37:51

folds. It seems to me that if

1:37:53

you have responsibility, then with this

1:37:57

Anyone can handle it. Well, that is to say

1:38:00

father, mother, ideally, of course, so that

1:38:02

both.

1:38:03

But someone helped you raise them.

1:38:05

or did you take on everything yourself?

1:38:07

responsibilities?

1:38:08

My wife helps me, of course.

1:38:09

How long have you been married?

1:38:11

You know, I didn't think this would happen.

1:38:12

the topic for our conversation with you. Well

1:38:16

I can't ask you anything at all

1:38:18

personal life. At least this, that you

1:38:20

I'm happy to be married and have two children,

1:38:22

but I haven't been married for very long.

1:38:24

Yes, I am happy, I am married. Here I met

1:38:27

the woman I wanted

1:38:30

always meet. Here. And thanks to this

1:38:32

I learned from a woman what love is

1:38:34

real, I think. That's why

1:38:37

Now I'm not alone, and of course, I

1:38:39

much easier.

1:38:40

Well, I think everyone is very happy for you.

1:38:42

Have you ever shown your wife?

1:38:44

No.

1:38:45

This is some kind of

1:38:47

some kind of principle, no

1:38:48

are you showing?

1:38:49

It seems to me that the time will come and I

1:38:51

definitely, well, if she won't

1:38:53

against, I will definitely show it to you.

1:38:57

Here. Well, for now I'm still sticking to it.

1:39:02

you know, such a famous saying

1:39:03

happiness loves silence. That is to say, I am very

1:39:06

carefully

1:39:07

I demonstrated it carefully and will continue to do so.

1:39:10

also demonstrate that I really

1:39:12

expensive.

1:39:12

Well, that's your wish. Exactly not

1:39:15

to show off one's personal life,

1:39:17

Yes, this is my installation.

1:39:18

for the near future.

1:39:19

It's always been like this, right? That is to say, I don't

1:39:22

a person for such a reality,

1:39:25

understand? So I can be a part of it

1:39:27

your reality, but in my reality I am with

1:39:31

I admit it with great difficulty.

1:39:33

Well, that's respectable, actually.

1:39:34

case.

1:39:35

It seems to me that

1:39:35

because who can't you take to the show?

1:39:36

In business now everyone shows everything. And no

1:39:39

all, not all. No, no, not all, not all.

1:39:40

There are, there are those artists who

1:39:42

use this as a strategy. Here. AND

1:39:43

To be honest, I, uh, well, in a good way,

1:39:46

It's a pity because it's very difficult for me

1:39:49

Seems. I couldn't do it.

1:39:50

If your wife still wants it

1:39:52

everyone saw who her husband was, she went out herself

1:39:56

light, somewhere with you, come to your

1:39:57

concert.

1:39:58

She comes to my concerts anyway. Well,

1:40:00

that is, there are people who know, well,

1:40:02

Who

1:40:03

or go out with you socially

1:40:04

event for some. It's just us

1:40:06

We haven't recorded any songs together yet, yeah.

1:40:08

that is, I don’t take it off in my there

1:40:10

rilsakh and so on, but in general

1:40:13

that is, it's not such a big secret.

1:40:14

But I wish you a strong family

1:40:16

happiness to you and your wife, and yours

1:40:19

children. A

1:40:20

Thanks a lot.

1:40:21

I understand and respect your desire not to do this.

1:40:24

talk, but I hope that someday

1:40:26

you will tell about the history of your family,

1:40:29

his love and his new wife.

1:40:32

Maybe someday I'll be with my wife

1:40:34

I'll come and visit you again. Yes, it is necessary

1:40:36

It was necessary to come immediately.

1:40:37

That would be a big exclusive. You see,

1:40:39

how come we didn't agree on this with

1:40:40

Stepantsov. He keeps everything strict.

1:40:43

But in any case, it’s good that you came.

1:40:46

We discussed so many topics. The most important,

1:40:48

Stay tuned for what happens next

1:40:50

happen to Seryoga in the show "Survive in

1:40:53

Istanbul". Believe me, you will be shocked.

1:40:56

She went and gave out a spoiler. [laughter]

1:40:59

Thank you very much for being with me.

1:41:01

Alyona, thank you very much for that

1:41:02

listened to me. Watch our interview

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Salty Pancake, subscribe, put

1:41:06

Likes, write comments.

1:41:12

[music]

1:41:13

Well, it's cool that you came.

1:41:16

Everything was fine.

1:41:17

Well, I think so,

1:41:18

I didn't betray you, I didn't cheat on you. Not,

1:41:20

Well, thank God we weren't in the same one.

1:41:22

team, otherwise I would have had a hard time.

1:41:25

Who knows, maybe it’s the other way around,

1:41:27

would,

1:41:28

I would have eaten you first then.

1:41:30

You would feel a different attitude towards

1:41:32

to myself. Why? Why do you think so?

1:41:36

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