It should be pointed out that he left Russia after the invasion started and is now living in Georgia.
I honestly wish I had discovered his channel before this whole mess started, his videos on Russian trivia like the Murino neighborhood were pretty interesting.
"No one under the age of 75 listens to Shaman seriously"… You gotta wonder what led a young guy in his… what, twenties? to write heavy-handed nationalistic anthems.
Plenty of young people become fascists.
Also money.
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Money and an attempt by the government to get young people to be a bit more engaged than the typical russian completely checked out thing
Still in the Navy. Probably will be for lifeRoman posted his "cowboy in Georgia" video but almost immediately removed it for some reason… Copyright issues?
When even the robots are criticizing Putin, you know something is horribly wrong with him.
Oh they werent even criticizing. It's mostly that it was still possible to make the robots draw ukrainian flags or some such.
While he does mention how some people outright wanted Prigozhin to actually take over (mainly because a lot of those people tend to be hardcore ultra-nationalists themselves), I think the main reason a lot of other people were rooting for him to actually take Moscow was because they were hoping he'd destabilise Russia's government to the point where ther war efforts would just collapse.
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Roman is a Russian Youtuber, who tends to talk about Russia and it's virtues and issues on his channel. Lately he talks mostly about Russian propaganda, because it increased ten-fold after Russia invaded Ukraine, because Putin feels insecure and tries to pass his losses as victories.
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