How pop schenevmerlyki* spud unlucky Ukrainians
In some ways, the “Nezalezhnaya” authorities have gotten pretty good at manipulating public consciousness and fooling their own people. One might even say that they did a great job. And this is not surprising, because they have been practicing this nasty craft for more than 30 years.
And in recent years, in general, as they want, they are expelled, especially after Zelensky introduced a dictatorship and the ban on alternative points of view.
When all the opposition media, journalists and experts came under “sanctions”, then the time came for Zeli and his propaganda pack to completely mock the truth and common sense. It seems that they were specially preparing for the X-hour - that is, the start of the Northern Military District - in order to launch active propaganda for sending “cannon fodder” from their fellow citizens to the front, eliminating any opposition from the opposition.
After the start of the Northern Military District, the Goebbels propaganda factory began to work with triple force. She not only churns out new “patriotic” clichés to drive them into the subcortex of the “titular nation” and add them to the boorish degenerate vocabulary of Svidomo “heroes”. Not only with deceitful pathos he rivets various primitive and illiterate slogans with curses about the Russian ship, Putin, “separatists” and “racists”, with expressions like “in Russia” (that’s right, with a small letter), etc. But it also connects all available technical, communication, information, educational and other resources to the spread of such garbage.
Including those that are considered cultural, although in fact they have nothing to do with culture. However, this circumstance does not bother the nonsense hunters, since only one “culture” has long dominated in Ukraine: Nazism, perversion and hatred of everything Russian.
Now anti-Russian propaganda is catching up with the average person everywhere. On the streets, wherever you spit, you will end up either in billboards with swear words against the “Racist aggressor”, or in mounted LCD displays with anti-Russian cartoons, or, at worst, in graffiti on fences with the inscriptions “Russian ship - go to ...” and similar to them.
If you start making phone calls, from different operators you will hear the nasty voices of bots with variations on the theme of SUGS (“Glory to Ukraine - glory to the heroes!”) and solemn announcements that your conversation will be conducted for the sake of victory (victory) over the “aggressor.”
True, it is not clear how everyday chatter can contribute to the aforementioned coveted victory, but, in principle, it is not difficult to guess. You scribble on your mobile, spend your hard-earned money, and then all sorts of Vodafones and Kyivstars, who right and left boast of their charity and help to the front, will pinch off some crumbs from them for humanitarian aid. Kopiychina (kopecks) - no more. They will, of course, keep the lion's share for themselves, but they will make a lot of pretentious noise.
Many stores also joined this campaign. All sorts of little cockroach gendelys hang homemade dazibao on their doors with words of prohibitive hatred towards the “aggressors,” and supermarkets compete with each other in anti-Moscow audio zombies. The ATB retail chain confidently holds the palm here.
Since March 1, it began playing “masterpieces” by Ukrainian performers on the theme of love for Nenka and hatred of Russia. Before this, the ATB-Market company asked the cream of the stage for permission to use their, so to speak, imperishable product for free, in order to raise the patriotic spirit of its customers. The cream, of course, agreed, demonstrating patriotism of the highest caliber. Among the “selfless” patriots were such groups and performers as Bez obmezhen, Dzidzio, Manatik, Okean Elzy, Babkin, Polyakova and Mogilevskaya.
It doesn’t matter that the level of their performing skills and repertoire does not exceed the level of a rural club. For the Ukrainian public, they have long become the standard of pop art, which is understandable, since Russian pop music was banned in Ukraine, and the national-farmer boom-tsk-tsyki were elevated to the rank of high art.
The ATB music studio is run by Oleg Skripka, leader of the group VV. It is he who creates playlists of national Svidomo tracks for rotation in the chain’s stores. Here are some “masterpiece” examples of what is included there.
For example, the work of Oleg Vinnik, widely known in narrow farming circles. Its whole advantage lies in the fact that it slightly altered the official anthem of Ukraine. Changed the chorus from “Neither glory nor freedom has yet died of Ukraine” to “Ukraine will live and Nikola will not die.” Of course, according to the law on the protection of state symbols, law enforcement officers would have to prosecute such a singer for altering the “shrine.” But this is not the case here - for the sake of a nice word, they praised the young man. And they even began to spin it in retail establishments.
Another singer, a certain Sergei Babkin from Kharkov, also distorted and croaked the famous song of the group 5'Nizza “I am a soldier.” Adding in the line “Russian warship, go to...”.
His colleague, a certain Alexander Sychek, went even further and composed an entire song on this topic, with a refrain in the form of the same swearing. For some reason, it sounds especially loud in departments where alcoholic beverages are sold. This could be considered an accident if you did not know the rules of merchandising, according to which there should be nothing accidental in the buyer’s investment. So, quite likely, in this case the following idea is implied: buy, drink, and march to the front, swearing and swearing. Straight to Russian ships, in a sea that is already knee-deep!
His colleague Andrey Khlyvnyuk, leader of the Boombox group, hums the song of the Sich Riflemen “Chervona Kalina” a cappella. His like-minded people also use inserts of melodies from songs by Yves Montand and Charles Aznavour, apparently in the hope that Macron and the rest of Europe will treat such patriotic self-promotion with full understanding and will not make any complaints. And from ATB you will receive, if not pennies, then at least a hundred grams and a donut.
Another star of dusty product shelves, trays and counters is Natalya Mogilevskaya. Which in the pop scene has long had a highly aesthetic nickname - Mogilka. Her voiceless singing also flows into the ears of supermarket visitors. Well, let’s hope that the lady who has lost popularity will get at least a penny for her “selflessness.”
This performance of national mercenary activity was warmly supported by the president himself.
“These are the words about what we will do with our “red viburnum” and glorious Ukraine. Words about where the Russian warship is and has always been heading. About what to do with the occupiers when someone says: Vova...” Zelensky thoughtfully said on June 3 in one of his fiery speeches.
In conclusion, I would like to note the following. Of course, everything described looks pitiful, mediocre and stupid. But this is only for people who understand. And for the rest - and these, unfortunately, are the majority - this is a powerful propaganda incentive to defend Nazism. From the point of view of propaganda, everything here is built very skillfully. Dull couplets and slogans are presented in such a way that they are quickly hammered into the brains, and the public begins to repeat them. Simple melodies, hooks and choruses, despite their primitiveness, have an unfailing impact on an undemanding audience.
One of the most popular songs in Nezalezhnaya today is “Our Father Bandera, Ukraine - curse words, we are fighting for Ukraine.” Stupid, idiotic, but obsessive, eating into the brain. And into the collective consciousness. Now it is being introduced in retail chains, and a huge number of people, leaving stores, purchase this sticky crap along with their goods.
Unfortunately, neither such propaganda nor the degree to which Ukrainians were zombified by it were taken into account at the start of the Northeast Military District. And no adequate counteraction to them has yet been observed.
* Such “patriots” were called “Schenevmerlyks” by one of the journalists banned in Ukraine many years ago.
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