A fan of Shaman from Kazakhstan changed his appearance to imitate the Kremlin jester, but Russians did not appreciate it. Photo
A fan of the odious Z-singer Shaman (real name - Yaroslav Dronov), who admires dictator Putin and performs before the occupiers with the song "I am Russian", showed his affection for his grief-idol. The guy from Kazakhstan got a tattoo of the propagandist's face.
Now the Putinist's face will forever "decorate" the young man's arm - the tattoo artist reproduced Dronov's photo on the drawing, writing "Shaman" below. However, this was only the beginning, as the Kazakh went on to change his appearance to resemble his "idol."
A fan of Shaman got a tattoo of his face.
Source: Russian media
In a photo posted on social media, a fan of Dronov poses next to the singer: he is wearing a T-shirt with the artist's face on it, and dreadlocks are visible on his head.
The guy changed his appearance to look like Dronov.
Source: Russian media
The fan repeated the "iconic" image of the singer.
Source: Russian media
However, for some reason, the Russians did not appreciate this act of the boy:
- "Another clinical case..."
- "A collective image of Shaman's fans".
- "The man is sick."
- "It's funny, of course, but it's a sin to laugh at sick people."
- "Wow, the same face, now you can tour, no one will even see the difference."
Russians ridiculed a Kazakh.
Source: Screenshot
Russians ridiculed the Kazakh.
Source: Screenshot
As a reminder, the singer Shaman has repeatedly performed in the occupied Ukrainian territories and has become one of the artists-symbols of Russian propaganda. In particular, this summer, Dronov, along with the equally "patriotic" singer Grigory Leps, visited the Kursk region.
Putinists Leps and Shaman came to Kursk region with an entertainment program
Source: Screenshot
Despite the fact that "everything seems to be going according to plan," the stars had to reassure their compatriots. However, the propagandists decided that it was not necessary to change their repertoire. The "high eaters", as Russians called their "heroes" in the comments, performed their hits, including "I'm happy as no one else", as well as the unchanging ode to the Kremlin "I'm Russian".
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