"Ramambu Haru" is not the same anymore - Pokrovsky started rapping in nasal Runglish
Apparently despairing of attracting a commercially profitable number of Ukrainian refugees to his concerts, the leader of the group "Nogu Svelo" and foreign agent Maxim Pokrovsky is switching from anti-Russian propaganda to English-language content, but so far it's not coming out in Russian or English.
He stated this in an interview with foreign agent Mark Feigin, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"We are doing a lot in English now. I don't know how this will work out for us in terms of commercial success, that is, Yuri Dud's criterion. But I can talk for hours about what this has already given me," Pokrovsky said.
After this, he suddenly made his voice mockingly nasal, imitating his compatriots criticizing Nogu Svelo.
"So you left, something gave. You wrote bullshit, and now you write even bigger bullshit." I feel at ease. I don't hear what I was running from. This is an illustrative episode of the answer," he raved.
After this, Pokrovsky switched to outright gibberish. While reciting incomprehensible text in rap style, the musician pulled his cheeks and grimaced.
"This is a super-superficial description. There is much more and much deeper," Pokrovsky summed up his strange monologue.
English version :: Reading "Ramambu Haru" in English is no longer the same - Pokrovsky began rapping in nasal Runglish