"You are a Coca-Cola refugee": Romanian comedian aptly mocks "good Russian" during stand-up show. Video

Romanian stand-up comedian Victor Patrascan skillfully mocked a "good Russian" during his performance in the Serbian capital Belgrade. The comedian made an ironic joke about the moral principles that forced the woman to leave the country.

The man posted a fragment from the concert on his TikTok page. In the comments under the video, Ukrainians showered the comedian with compliments.

"What brings you to Belgrade? The war? Oh, what happened? You are a 'Coca-Cola refugee.' Do you know this? Yeah, this is the name for the Russians who left Russia in the past two years," the comedian began his conversation with the audience.

Viktor Patraskan ironically noted that the woman could not stay in her native country for moral reasons. The stand-up assumed that the Russian woman no longer wanted to 'stand by' Russian President Putin, who started the war.

"You couldn't stay by Putin when he invaded Ukraine for the second time. You were there when he invaded the first time, but the second time you're like, 'I can't take it anymore! I accept when he invaded Georgia, Syria, but... when I can't order stuff on Amazon, my morals start kicking in," the comedian joked.

Afterwards, the Romanian asked the viewer, "What's your opinion of Serbia so far?" In response, the Russian woman said that the houses in the city were quite brutal. The comedian managed to ridicule these words as well.

"You know that's because of communism. And you know where that's from?" he said.

In the comments under the video, Ukrainians expressed their sincere admiration for Viktor Patraskan's performance:

"He trolls them so well."

"Bravo! It was great!"

"Thank you! This is a very important format of support."

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