Patriotic version of Ani Lorak's song "Noon Heat" breaks the Internet: Ukraine's traitor is called a secret agent

An old hit by Ukrainian traitor singer Ani Lorak, "Midday Heat," has gone viral online, but now with changed lyrics and a new title - "Lonely Muscovites." The patriotic version of the song about modern realities with calls to support the Armed Forces, destroy the occupiers and donate to help the defenders is performed by Karolina herself, or rather her voice created by artificial intelligence. As usual, it turned out so convincingly that fans are already predicting a new criminal case against the artist in a terrorist country, as it was after her "donations to the Armed Forces of Ukraine."

The video for the new hit "Lonely Muscovites" was posted on YouTube. It is made up of footage from Lorak's original video for the song "Midday Heat" from 2001, as well as real videos from 2022-2023 that show us the destruction of enemy military equipment and, in fact, the enemies themselves (to watch, scroll to the bottom of the page).

The video begins with the credits, which indicate who worked on the creation of the masterpiece: "The Music Forces of Ukraine, Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, Kyrylo Budanov, Serhiy Sternenko and, of course, Ani Lorak."

In the song, the "Ukrainian woman" mocks the Russians who came to kill Ukrainians and "capture Kyiv in three days" but instead died in shame "under the abyss of the sky." It also calls for donations for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

"There are no more paratroopers, no more Wagners, no more militias. You have nowhere to live: the brigade is already coming to where the Crimean bridge will fall... Prisoners of war, blue scum. Shoigu is angry: the MiG will not return. Because the column is nowhere to be found, unfortunately. Lviv is like a mirage, Kyiv is a myth. I stop KAMAZ trucks and ships. Where they are waiting for you in the ashes. Muscovites... under the abyss of heaven," Ani Lorak sang.

Meanwhile, fans share their first enthusiastic reviews of the musical masterpiece and predict its popularity. In addition, they suggest that Lorak will face new problems in Russia when Z-patriots hear "Lonely Muscovites" performed by her. They call the singer a "secret agent" and jokingly thank her for her support.

It is not surprising that the actors chose Ani Lorak for the patriotic song. This is not the first time that a traitor who ignored the genocide of her own people for the sake of bloody rubles has become a victim of pranksters. Ukrainian humor is too heavy for Russians, so they take all the funny fakes about the Ukrainian star's "patriotism" seriously. The loudest joke was about "donations" from Lorak. Ukrainian media and concerned netizens, including blogger and activist Serhii Sternenko, convinced the Russians that the artist was secretly supporting the Armed Forces, and then she got into trouble.

For example, Vitaly Borodin, head of the Federal Project on Security and Anti-Corruption, accused the Ukrainian of having an ambiguous position and demanded that she be fired from television. The singer's big solo concert in Moscow on the occasion of her anniversary was threatened with disruption due to angry Russians' insinuations.

As OBOZ.UA wrote, soon Putin unexpectedly "whitewashed" Ani Lorak's reputation and pitied her, calling her a "victim." Read more in our article.

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