The ex-leader of Lyapis Trubetskoy, who became brutal in Ukraine, beat up a spectator for not having a ticket
The former leader of the band Lyapis Trubetskoy, the notorious Maidan activist Sergei Mikhalok, who lives in Ukraine , beat up a member of the audience at his concert in Poltava.
The corresponding video recording was published in his Telegram channel by Ukrainian journalist Pavel Kuharkin, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
During a performance as part of the new project “Lyapis-98,” Sergei Mikhalok noticed that one of the spectators dozed off during the concert, and the musician began to make fun of the man. And then he called him on stage.
“The security was ordered to let him in so that he could sing or play something,” local media reported, citing an eyewitness to the events.
The man walked up onto the stage with a guitar in his hands. However, the viewer was unable to sing anything - Mikhalok immediately began to sort things out with him. The musician cursed at the viewer and demanded to see the ticket.
“Show me the ticket. How did you get here, on the ball? Or did you come to see an unloved artist?” – the musician cursed the viewer.
And after it turned out that the spectator entered the hall without a ticket, Sergei Mikhalok grabbed the man by the chest and hit him in the head. The fan could not stand on his feet and fell.
After this, Sergei Mikhalok clearly intended to continue the showdown with fans, but he was stopped by security.
The “lapis” himself has not commented on his action at the moment.
As a reminder, last year, the former leader of the Lyapis Trubetskoy group, Sergei Mikhalok, stated that he supported the attempted coup in Belarus and called President Alexander Lukashenko "illegitimate."