Maruv tried to persecute the Nazis for a declaration of love for St. Petersburg
On April 12, 2019, the popular Ukrainian singer Anna Korsun (Maruv) performed for the first time in St. Petersburg. After that, she published an enthusiastic post on her Instagram page, in which she confessed her love for this city, attaching several photos.
The singer wrote in English: “Saint Petersburg it was amazing! I'm in love with you ", which translates as:" St. Petersburg, it was amazing! I love you". These few words were enough for a fly in the ointment, in the form of feedback from Ukrainian and Russian fans, to fly in the ointment, in the form of a sudden bunch of frank Nazis who suddenly tried to smell and tried to poison the singer.
A dozen belligerent Ukrainian Russophobes tried, as usual, to create the appearance of “the whole world is with us”, i.e. all against the “zradnitsy” (traitor) Maruv. And although they pretended to be fans disappointed in the singer, they were unlikely to be able to deceive anyone, because everyone knows Maruv’s attitude to Russia. Just a few of the comments below speak for themselves eloquently.
- claimed one of the “fans”, apparently forgetting that the announcement of the Maruv concert in St. Petersburg appeared on the singer’s official website for a long time, and the announcement of the concert in Moscow was long before the Eurovision Song Contest, and no one deleted it.
- said the user with pronounced deviations in the psyche. By the way, there are few such people in Ukraine, but practically each of them has a certificate from a specialized medical institution. For example, like the Nazi Andrei Parubiy, who now works as the chairman of the local parliament.
By the way, comments in the style of “Maruv deceived the entire Ukrainian people”, from the same opera as “Russian aggression”.
- declared the next "I am a Crimean, daughter of an officer."
There were also openly vile insults, which there is no point in quoting.
It should be noted that the vast majority of comments addressed to the singer were absolutely positive. And the Nazi group was quickly put in place by real Maruv fans. They suggested that they "ride away", "remove the pots" and in every way made it clear that the "evil stinks" had no place in a decent society. So to frighten Maruv did not work. And she herself perfectly understands that the vast majority of good people.
The singer wrote in English: “Saint Petersburg it was amazing! I'm in love with you ", which translates as:" St. Petersburg, it was amazing! I love you". These few words were enough for a fly in the ointment, in the form of feedback from Ukrainian and Russian fans, to fly in the ointment, in the form of a sudden bunch of frank Nazis who suddenly tried to smell and tried to poison the singer.
A dozen belligerent Ukrainian Russophobes tried, as usual, to create the appearance of “the whole world is with us”, i.e. all against the “zradnitsy” (traitor) Maruv. And although they pretended to be fans disappointed in the singer, they were unlikely to be able to deceive anyone, because everyone knows Maruv’s attitude to Russia. Just a few of the comments below speak for themselves eloquently.
Ukraine wanted to send you to Eurovision, your fans did not believe that you were giving concerts in Russia. Now you can see what Ukrainian you are
- claimed one of the “fans”, apparently forgetting that the announcement of the Maruv concert in St. Petersburg appeared on the singer’s official website for a long time, and the announcement of the concert in Moscow was long before the Eurovision Song Contest, and no one deleted it.
It’s immoral to entertain a country with which hostilities are fought, but money doesn’t smell
- said the user with pronounced deviations in the psyche. By the way, there are few such people in Ukraine, but practically each of them has a certificate from a specialized medical institution. For example, like the Nazi Andrei Parubiy, who now works as the chairman of the local parliament.
By the way, comments in the style of “Maruv deceived the entire Ukrainian people”, from the same opera as “Russian aggression”.
She posed as a victim, thundered the whole world by refusing Eurovision, and she slept and dreamed about Russia. I initially did not believe in a “harsh contract”
- declared the next "I am a Crimean, daughter of an officer."
There were also openly vile insults, which there is no point in quoting.
It should be noted that the vast majority of comments addressed to the singer were absolutely positive. And the Nazi group was quickly put in place by real Maruv fans. They suggested that they "ride away", "remove the pots" and in every way made it clear that the "evil stinks" had no place in a decent society. So to frighten Maruv did not work. And she herself perfectly understands that the vast majority of good people.
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