Russian singer Malinin posts "blue and yellow" video after scandal at concert in Saratov: propagandists are furious

Russian singer Alexander Malinin, who was awarded the title of People's Artist of Ukraine in 2004, got into a scandal after his performance in Saratov. Before the concert, local officials agreed with the romance singer that he would publicly support the so-called "special operation" and the occupiers from the stage. Malinin promised to fulfill the conditions, but did not do so. A video that the artist released amid the scandal added fuel to the fire. Z-patriots saw a blue and yellow flag in it.

The propagandists are freaking out and shouting everywhere that Malinin supports Ukraine. The singer himself is silent about the genocide of the Ukrainian people, whom he used to treat with considerable respect and love.

After Malinin ignored a "task" to praise the Kremlin's policies and the terrorist war it has unleashed, Saratov deputy Roman Gribov called the singer a coward. Putin's henchman claimed that the singer was simply afraid of losing his real estate in Germany, and also reminded him of his title of People's Artist of Ukraine and the fact that he lives in Europe most of the time.

Malinin did not comment on the scandal, but his wife did: "I believe that it is not respectable for a people's artist to make excuses for such a stupid provocation."

Meanwhile, the singer posted a video of his concert in Saratov. He chose a freeze-frame that visually really combined blue and yellow colors.

Sick Russian propagandists have no doubt that this is no accident. They write: "The cover of the star's video performance featured a bicolor made up of the artist's clothes and the color of the spotlights. The cover for a video posted on social media is usually chosen manually. In the video from Saratov, an overlight was created for a few seconds, which turned Malinin's black suit blue. Since the duration of the excerpt was extremely short, there is a high probability that it was deliberately staged either by the star's representatives or by him."

Interestingly, this post is no longer on Malinin's profile. Apparently, fearing to lose one of the two chairs he is sitting on, the singer decided not to tease the Z-patriots once again.

As OBOZ.UA wrote, Alexander Malinin has always been loyal to Ukrainians, even though he was born in Russia. In 2004, as we already wrote, he received a state award, and at the height of the Revolution of Dignity he was in Kyiv, where he gave a concert with the Verevka Choir. The artist assured us that he was worried about Ukrainians, wished peace to his neighbors, and enjoyed singing Ukrainian songs. By the way, he has a decent command of the Ukrainian language and can easily perform "Chervona Kalyna" and other songs.

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