"Russians are terrible people": famous comedian mocks a Russian woman, comparing her to a Ukrainian one, at his concert

Iranian and American comedian, screenwriter and director Max Amini, who has more than a million followers, mocked an audience member at a concert by asking her nationality. While chatting with fans, he met a couple of Egyptian and Russian citizen Anna, and later spoke to a Ukrainian woman, towards whom he had a more positive attitude.

The artist even apologized to her for invading her country instead of the Russian woman, who only hesitantly said that war is bad. The video of the stand-up appeared on the comedian's Instagram page.

While meeting the guests, the comedian learned that an Egyptian named Mina and his Russian girlfriend Anna were sitting in the front row. For some reason, the Russian citizen began to explain that "mina" in Russian means an explosive device, which led to a batch of jokes about her people.

"Get the hell out of here. This crazy woman fell in love with him just because his name means 'explosion'. She's like, 'Oh, I'm already in love with you. Your name is 'Boom'. I love you," the comedian said.

He asked the woman if she was ashamed of the war in Ukraine, and then added that Russians are "terrible people" and thanked her for talking to him.

The artist's expression changed when one of the audience members told him that she came from Ukraine.

"Ukraine? It can't be true. Look how nice you are. Look how kind you are. Ukraine. They didn't even interrupt this conversation. I'm glad to see you. I just want to apologize for the invasion," Max Amini, gesturing to the previous interlocutor, said.

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