Murik from Green Grey compared Russians to a rural toilet and sharply responded to criticism over "Putin's language"

The vocalist of the famous Ukrainian rock band Green Grey, Dmytro Muravytskyi, better known as Murik, compared the Russian people to a "rural toilet" that makes no sense to knock on. The musician recalled what his father, who used to travel to Russia to work, told him. The man was shocked by the standard of living of Russians.

In addition, Murik spoke about the language issue. The singer shared his thoughts in an interview with Slava Domin for his YouTube channel of the same name.

"I think that in this life we are unlikely to sing in Russian. These people, they are fools, they are idiots. They have isolated themselves. They claim they are 'saving' us. My father told me that he went there to work and was always shocked. They don't have enough sense... They can't even bring moonshine to the state of moonshine, they drink this unfinished brew. A needy person is a needy person. Trying to communicate with them is like knocking on a rural toilet," Murik commented.

Although the rocker says that Green Grey will never sing in Russian again, he does not refuse to use Russian in communication and does not consider it the language of the aggressor. Moreover, he answered these questions in an interview in Russian.

"If someone tells me that I have ever written songs in Putin's language, I will be very offended. It's like accusing Rammstein of singing in a 'fascist' language, or Riccardo Fogli of singing in the 'language of Mussolini'. There is Putin, and then there is Andrey Makarevich. I divide Russians into humans and non-humans... I judge people by their actions," Muravytskyi said, adding that he is ready to communicate with Russians if they opposed the war and left the terrorist state.

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