Svetlakov, with almost a forelock instead of a bang, is proud of his friendship with the “frightened patriots” and is dissatisfied with his compatriots
The famous Russian comedian Sergei Svetlakov is worried that “one of his best friends,” another comedian, Ivan Urgant, has disappeared from television screens and public space in Russia after criticizing the SVO.
On Nadezhda Strelets's video blog, Svetlakov declared that what's happening to Urgant is a "horrible story," a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“My closest friends are Vanya Urgant and Garik Martirosyan. In addition to human and creative qualities, they simply changed me and my life. True friends - yes. A very offensive situation with Vanya Urgant. It's terrible what's happening to my friend, who is in amazing shape. If people really wanted to figure it out and read everything that Vanya wrote, and only then it all started, hate, rewrote, someone said something, one to another - well, just some kind of snow syndrome that gradually turned brown -black,” - impudently hinting at the “ultra-radicalism” of the Svetlakov patriots.
He also said that he continues to be friends with Alexander Nezlobin, a former resident of the Comedy Club, who, after the start of the SVO, fled to the United States and continues to joke there from the stages of American stand-up shows about Russia.
“With Sasha, yes, we communicate. Probably, once every two weeks we will definitely write something to each other or send some photo. There are no joint projects - we live, unfortunately or fortunately, a parallel life. But with respect, with love for each other, we are absolute friends, we don’t discuss the news, we talk about universal topics and about the fact that we miss each other,” the comedian cried.
English version :: Read in English Svetlakov, with a quiff instead of a fringe, is proud of his friendship with "frightened patriots" and dissatisfied with his compatriots.