DDT (Yuri Shevchuk) - Captain Kolesnikov / ДДТ (Юрий Шевчук) - Капитан Колесников

[@ComradeAndrej]

I remember when I first heard that Kursk submarine was down and that there are slim chances of people being saved. I was just a kid back then, 9 years old, on the beach in Meljine, Yugoslavia, with my mom and dad.... Didn't know how to swim yet.... I remember that I thought of the sailors and just got incredible willpower, got up, got into the water and just started swimming like I had been doing it my whole life. Never since have I felt that strong of a feeling, it's hard to put it into words.... just a boys try to do what he can, even if it was just that. Salute my Russian and all other Slavic brothers!

[@yoboyfargoth1208]

Поздрав брате. 🇵🇱🇷🇺🇷🇸❤️

[@eris_irise]

Casually hit by grace

[@IGLArocknroll]

I also remember it vividly where I was and what was I doing when I first heard about the Kursk. I was 8 years old, and we've recently moved out of my hometown to a neighbouring village. After we've finished with the unpacking, we've switched on the TV, and then the news hit us. While the news anchor was relatively optimistic and said that rescue operations are underway, somehow I felt that they are dead. I had a strong dislike for water even before the tragedy, but after I've heard the news this has hit a whole new level. I still can't swim until the present day, much to the dismay of my father, who spent 25 years working at the local spa.

[@alfatejpblind6498]

​@@eris_irise Sublime shit

[@joelthorstensson2772]

Yugoslavia didn't exist at the time of the Kursk disaster. You were on the beach in Serbia and Montenegro.

[@DarkDarkVoid]

Spanish submariner here, God bless the soul of EVERY submarinist who died, specially our comrades from the Kursk. Rest In Peace mates.

[@realestatelover]

❤❤❤

[@РустамМамедов-я1в]

🤝✊

[@greekcommie621]

"My regards to everyone, no need to despair" The last written words of lieutenant-captain Dmitry Kolesnikov, trapped,along with another 22 men, in the 9th compartment of the submarine "kursk" in the bottom of the barents sea on the 12th of august 2000.

[@Triple_Alliance]

Thank you Putin

[@konstantinrezvoi]

Captain Kolesnikov is buried next to my Grandma in St. Petersburg, and this song is one of my favorites. Thank you so much for uploading this Omnistar!

[@glorihol6803]

the motherland yearns for us, you ever plan on going to Russia?

[@taahaseois.8898]

@@glorihol6803 More Russian than you'll ever be.

[@gtPacheko]

​@@glorihol6803Слава Украины и Свобода России

[@glorihol6803]

@@gtPacheko 🤣

[@alfatejpblind6498]

​@@gtPachekoShouldn't "Украина" be in the dative case in that sentence?

[@riga_balsam]

Captain Kolesnikov's letter: "Olechka, I love you, don't worry too much. Say hello to G.V. Say hello to my relatives. Mitya (Dmitry Kolesnikov). 15.15". ‘It's too dark here to write, but I'll try by feel... There seems to be no chance of surviving. About 10-20%. Let's hope someone will read it. Here is a list of the crewmen, some are in the 9th compartment of the submarine, and will be trying to get out. Hello to everyone, do not despair. Kolesnikov."

[@realestatelover]

😢😢😢

[@Purple_Boi277]

Rest in Peace Captain Kolesnikov from the US 🫡🇷🇺 🇺🇸🤝🏻🇷🇺

[@0-Q]

😢😢😢

[@РихардЗорге-ж7ы]

"The submarine sleeps on the seabed, but it's so far from land" This phrase looks a little different in Russian. And she is more, how shall I say... “The submarine is sleeping on the ground, but how far is it from the ground?” This phrase is more poetic and tragic. The approximate meaning is that the submarine lies at the bottom (almost on the ground), but it is too far from the land from which it sailed away on its voyage. p.s Курс, помним.

[@gon_a_i]

"but how far is it from land" would be more correct rather than ground

[@Fizruk-pw3nx]

Since ground in Russian also means earth as in planet (zemlya) it also means land or ground

[@Blazeit-rj3eb]

actually, I think the ones in the video fit it better as a translation, although its not completely direct.

[@yourcasualfinn2213]

There is no better feeling than seeing an Omnistar video notification

[@mistaketired.5294]

especially in the morning when you wake up

[@LeshyFin]

Totta

[@BarographSoup]

I was born and raised nearly as far from the ocean as you can get. Prior to college, I had only ever seen the ocean 3 times in my entire life, and only ever while looking out from lively, sunny beaches when I was young. Last year, I moved 2,600 miles to get an education in Alaska, and for the first time in almost a decade I saw the ocean. No matter how many times I've gone to stare out over its frigid surface, I've never shaken this immediate, reflexive rejection of what I'm looking at. The same way our brains automatically reject a reality-bending illusion no matter how convincing it may be, I've always rejected the reality of the ocean's impossible size as if its depths were some sort of trick being played on me. In my dorm building, the hot water runs out so fast I gave up on warm showers in my first month of college. One semester, I had an 8am class to attend at the height of winter, when the sun was only barely starting to rise at the end of class at around 10am. Every single morning walk to class, without a single exception, was so cold that small icicles formed on my mustache and the mucus in my nose froze. And yet when I think of what cold feels like, none of those torturous morning walks come to mind. Instead, all that I can think of is a day in October, when I went down to the arctic shoreline for the first time. Curiosity got the best of me, and I ended up plunging my hand into the murky water up to my wrist. I don't remember what my hand felt like to be honest, all I rememer was that it was cold. Colder than those morning walks, colder than mucus frozen so solid that it blocks my nose, colder than icicles reaching off my mustache to bush my top lip. My hand, submerged for half a second at most, felt a coldness that nothing has ever compared to. The men aboard Kursk, who sunk to those impossible depths, who sat below miles and miles of that indescribable cold, will always feel more real to me than the ocean they bravely traversed. Their memory is so heroic it eludes words, so I suppose I should let those brave men speak for themselves, for they do themselves justice in ways I could never. "Regards to everyone, no need to despair."

[@РустамМамедов-я1в]

Мира тебе брат! ✊🤝

[@Перегружатель-743]

"Всем привет. Не надо отчаиваться "

[@izefkein5115]

Большая благодарность автору за освещение этой трагедии для западной аудитории

[@H2HMBL]

I mean most of us who are close with the military know it. Our navies tried to help but were refused up until it was too late sadly. So many needless deaths

[@АльбертКазимирович]

А смысл освещения для их аудитории ?

[@scp-0962]

God rest their souls. Bless their families and bless Kolesnikov. R.I.P. to all 118 crewmembers of Kursk.

[@uraninite8151]

Really is sad. Along with the victims of other Soviet and Russian submarine accidents

[@AlexReTard.]

Светлая память всем морякам Курска. Спасибо, Омнистар за отличную песню. Давно я с не начинал утро пуская слезу

[@catthatisballing]

The feeling of being stuck in a sunk submarine must've been terrifying I hope these sailors are remembered for what they went through

[@mistaketired.5294]

it sounds worse than being burried alive

[@fucker1789]

people remember this heroes! I go for their memorial every month, and smoke there, because we have a tradition - we put a cigarete on the graves of people who were smoke during their life. And we have one more memorial - for sailors who were died on another submarin - AS-31, or Losharik. Read about these story, please, it is really terrifying and interesting at the same time. They were heroes during their lives - they are heroes after their death. This memorial is as amazing as a memorial for Kursk sailors. See pectures in the internet, have a good day, remember our heroes!

[@devitvity]

Помнят и отомстят

[@ВасяПупашвили]

Помним, Русские о всем помнят. Ну до поры до времени...

[@Nick195LovesGun]

They're stuck in there for 6 hours.

[@jdbeistline5230]

My father was a submariner back in '91 assigned to SVN 715 USS Buffalo at Pearl Harbor. In another timeline, I may not have grown up with him. This song strikes a personal chord with me since I've even considered enlisting to also be a submariner when I was younger. Different nationalities, different creeds, but for submarines the risk is the same, as are the consequences of falling afoul of those dangers.

[@vadimanreev4585]

Yes, it is, in general, for ordinary people:The states are different - the problems are the same.

[@Восьмерка-н5н]

My dad also was a submariner, in Gadzhiyevo, Russia. Back then, in 2002 he was in the banner group at the memorial day in Vidyaevo (base of the Kursk submarine)

[@Восьмерка-н5н]

He served in the 24th submarine division on the K-480 Ak-Bars submarine.

[@AlexLead]

Excellent music, from Lockerbie, Scotland. It's unfortunate that many people have not heard of the Kursk submarine disaster, rest in peace to the 118 crewmembers that unfortunately lost their lives.

[@uraninite8151]

Such a sad disaster. Project 949A Antey submarines are so beautiful. I had a scale model of the K-141 Kursk that I built as a kid. The kit was by Zvezda. I had a real obsession with Russian submarines back then…

[@dendevis4331]

подводня лодка прокта "акула" поражает, там размеры 9 этажного дома 😮

[@uraninite8151]

@@dendevis4331 Yeah the Проект 941 Акула really is! Also a beautiful design. ТК-20 Северсталь is my favorite of the Project 941 ships since it had that documentary made back in 2004. Also the new Borei class АПЛ are great.

[@OtomatiK_Z]

Откуда вы?

[@K1ng_Rat]

One of the saddest moments in history. Слава морякам! Попутный ветер"

[@KirAnimation.]

one of the saddest song indeed. im Indonesian and hearing the story of the Kursk has always reminded me of KRI Nanggala. the memory still fresh, and their duty will never be forgotten; god bless all sailors and those brave souls who die for their homeland 🥀🙏

[@РустамМамедов-я1в]

✊🤝

[@pajooo123]

Wake up babe Omnistar East just posted🗣

[@LovroPersin]

😕

[@MRG_edits1]

We once fought on the same side for the sake of saving humanity and we will never forget it. With love from America 🇺🇸❤️🇷🇺

[@lscisawpilsnowicz3610]

DDT one of my favorite groups, thx for uploading

[@WraithTheSlayer]

So was Putin's until little man decided to cancel Yuri.

[@TwoChin]

your entire channel is a great introduction to russian music/culture, thank you for your work.

[@izefkein5115]

Именно сегодня, 24 года назад прозвучал первый взрыв на АПЛ Курск, 3 тост молча за ребят

[@Эдуард-у8х]

Юрий Юлианович! Никому не получилось передать это, чтоб так проняло. Звучит пошло и кощунственно. (Имею ввиду свои мысли). Дай вам Бог долгих лет творчества.

[@flo47]

Greetings from Macedonia Omni. Thanks for another upload!

[@OmnistarEast]

Thank you glad you enjoyed! ❤️🇲🇰

[@militaryhumveerevisions8183]

Over here on the eastern coasts of the west we're haunted by the near same stories, S-4, S-51 whose crews had little to no chance of escape or rescue, may they all sleep soundly beneath the waves

[@vladimirkopylov7582]

Originally the song had one more verse. It followed the second one which is canonical: Here are the lyrics: To fly up to heaven this hell has happened Goodbye, honey, we' ve taken part in the parade. Do you remember our stairs, sun, popsicle? Capitan Kolesnikov is writing her a letter.

[@alexbaker2603]

Tidying up the translation a bit from the literal to what I feel like is the actual meaning of the last stanza: > For us to rise to heaven we've had to go through this hell > Goodbye my dear, we've marched in life's parade > Do you remember our staircase, that sun, those ice cream bars? > Capitan Kolesnikov is writing her a letter. And IMO it should have stayed in the song, the switch from "is writing us a letter" to "is writing her a letter" is very poignant and reflects how the actual letter contains segments where Kolesnikov is writing in his capacity as a husband to his wife, and in his capacity as a commanding officer to the families and loved ones of his subordinates (and indirectly the country and the world).

[@candle_eatist]

@@alexbaker2603 If you don't mind could you please write the lyrics here in Russian? Also, damn those guys can write some poetic stuff. Really touching.

[@alexbaker2603]

@@candle_eatist Чтоб взлететь на небеса выпал этот ад, До свидания, милая, мы приняли парад. Помнишь нашу лестницу, солнце, эскимо? Капитан Колесников пишет ей письмо.

[@candle_eatist]

@@alexbaker2603 Thanks, I appreciate it.

[@spellsecurity]

They served with honor even when their superiors had no honor left. May they rest in peace.

[@РихардЗорге-ж7ы]

They served with honor when the military was ridiculed or despised, or their pay was withheld for months. Officers in those days often worked in other fields because there was literally no money. Some became a taxi driver, some became a security guard, etc. Well, there were many who left the army, unable to bear it all.

[@vadimanreev4585]

@@РихардЗорге-ж7ы So the Soviet army was not needed, and the bourgeois army had just begun to be created.

[@comradebox7388]

Большое спасибо, привет из Сибири

[@alexey9440]

Страшная трагедия нашей истории. После развала СССР весь ВМФ, да что уж там, все вооруженные силы прогнили, техника безопасности перестала соблюдаться в угоду показателям и для того чтоб штабные крысы могли получать звания и награды. Жуткое недофинансирование из-за краха социалистической эконимики. Спасибо вам за реставрацию капитализма и гробы наших ребят, твари. Автору канала большое спасибо за клип и песню.

[@dendevis4331]

да, жëны погибших говорили, что жаловались на состояние техники

[@Xlebore]

Ага, краха экономики которая "не работала".

[@innakrasotkina9861]

в ссср было в разы больше плдобных трагедий

[@vitaliynazarenko9857]

Это не важно, потому что у этих тварей было время и силы для того чтобы все поменять ради того, чтобы парни не возвращались домой в гроба, а по итогу они раздели ситуацию до ещё больших масштабов​@@innakrasotkina9861

[@NikN0406]

​@@innakrasotkina9861 только полностью летальных исходов было меньше

[@КсюшанеможетнайтитРНК]

Служил в мп сф в те годы ! И как щас помню в карауле стояли когда ее достали ! Потом нас сняли с ее расположения ! Осадок остался нехороший ! Всех помню офицеров как щас

[@HondoDogman]

Lovely to see a change of pace for songs, still gotta love it though! Always many diverse but great songs, lovely upload man

[@billy4734]

I'm bout a week late but damn it's always good to see an upload from you dude; this one's a banger! I'll pour one out for the guys on Kursk

[@nikolay8441]

Хорошие кадры. Любимые песни, про: Парнишку, в комбинезон цвета кавыля; Афганскую пустыню; Яблоки на снегу; Водителя, у которого в двери виден звёздное небо.

[@chugachuga9242]

Just found out today this is based off the song, Your noble highness lady fortune. A song from an old famous soviet movie! The movie is called, The White Sun of the Desert and it’s available on KZbin.

[@SleeplessKvan]

I know a lot of people have commented about it But just imagine the feeling of being trapped in the dark ocean, with the knowledge that people probably won't know about what happened to you before it's too late. Slowly realizing the submarine you are in is becoming your iron coffin.

[@rolandb2108]

Thanks for the upload, Omnistar! A great song and video as always!

[@PMCweimar]

Omni, thanks alot for helping me about exploring those good music.

[@GarbyJeVrloDobro]

Love from usa to russia Volim iz ameriko ka russija

[@Stuka2.0]

Always a good day when Omnistar posts. Epic videos, man.

[@ROOFTOPGUY]

Rest in Piece brothers, love and honor from Germany 🇷🇺🤝🏻🇩🇪

[@Orbitalstrikenose]

Another banger of a song, thank you once again Omni for the amazing music

[@amare_naturam]

At this time I was on a business trip in Chechnya. We hoped until the last moment that they would be able to save the guys... It didn’t work out. According to the official version, the boat sank as a result of the unauthorized firing of its own torpedo, but further investigations years later showed that there was an incident with a NATO boat.. Nevertheless, people died, no one was punished for this and the authorities did everything so that this would not be remembered again .

[@joelthorstensson2772]

No such incident with a NATO submarine has ever been proved.

[@-elruskeya5509]

Saludos desde Santa Cruz-Bolivia !! 🇧🇴🥂🇷🇺 Con Amor a Rusia desde Bolivia, suerte y prosperidad entre nuestras naciones

[@arussianuser]

Gracias, hermano! 🇷🇺🇧🇴🤙

[@spaceauditorium4745]

Funny when this song criticizes Russia's handling of the Kursk

[@AnComZharptitza]

​@@spaceauditorium4745Even funnier because Shevchuk (the singer) is currently banned from holding concerts in Russia.

[@Mouth_of_Sauron.]

​@@spaceauditorium4745нет. Песня о подводной лодке Курск, а не о Курской битве 2й мировой.

[@TheMeccerStalker.]

​@@spaceauditorium4745 And also listen to this song from the city of Kursk

[@georgigoranov4445]

Hands down the best song by DDT.

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

I'm a multicultural lady with roots from the Caucasus & Middle Eastern mountains ⛰️ & not gonna lie here, I still enjoy the nostalgic flair of the Soviet Union songs. Maybe my summer songs loving Balkan/ Greek & Italian side influences my other sides, xaxaxaxa. Спокойной ночи и сладких снов всем 🌙

[@angryskimaskman3332]

This song originates from 2000! A little after the fall of the soviet union however your point stands

[@Southern_Ural]

И тебе желаю спокойной ночи из Уральских гор

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

@Southern_Ural Большое спасибо) Желаю тебе доброе утро 🌄

[@코뮌]

It is unbelievable that this channel uploaded it

[@D1P4.]

First time seeing you upload a video about Yuri Shevchuk or a song he has written

[@yura1918]

По зову сердца!

[@Kiril_Kalashnikov]

Спите спокойно ребята, вы погибли как герои

[@muzlu97]

Omg finally. What a great night with omni. Thanx to omni and ddt

[@gromyko6364]

A deeply touching song. I wonder, I remember hearing that the Dutch had a salvage ship in the area, undersized for the task, but since the submarine was in such shallow water, they offered to try to raise one end of the submarine to the surface while the other would touch the seabed, and that the russian government refused their help. anyone who remmebers this better is this what the song sings of? or what is the lie referred to in the video? Cheers Omnistar for another great video. made my day after comming home from work

[@vadimanreev4585]

The Russian government and President Putin lied that nothing happened, that there was still time, then that they died immediately, they lied about why the explosion occurred...

[@musehtaicho]

No wonder they refused it - meddling with damaged submarine loaded with explosives and nuclear reactor is not by any means good idea. "Lies" most likely refers to media situation in days of catastrophe - everybody had a version and government had none they could provide to public. So while experts, journalists, retired navy officers and even foreign-funded extremists claimed that they know for sure what happened, government was mumbling something like "it sunk...". And after investigation was over time for conspiracy theories came: what you want to believe? That it was due to faulty torpedo that meant to be decommissioned, but it did not because of paperwork mistakes? Or that it was US submarine that cowardly attacked Kursk?

[@innakrasotkina9861]

чушь.

[@vadimanreev4585]

@@innakrasotkina9861 Justify it.

[@thefamily8655]

​@@innakrasotkina9861 it's true they asked to help but we're refused by the Russian government

[@strayadoesgames]

Great song! Thanks for the upload!

[@ARC282-wc4mt]

BABE WAKE UP! OMNISTAR EAST UPLOADED!!!!

[@PeterDunnett]

Your uploads are always the best

[@gisa1430]

Kolesnikov wrote the second note at 15:15. His writing was extremely difficult to read. It's dark here to write, but I'll try by feel. It seems like there are no chances, 10-20%. Let's hope that at least someone will read this Here's the list of personnel from the other sections, who are now in the ninth and will attempt to get out Regards to everybody, no need to despair. Kolesnikov

[@nickforest6846]

Спасибо. Thank you.

[@bazooka4095]

This song is a fucking banger. Rest in peace to all Kursk sailors

[@hudaifaabrori3106]

Keep it on ❤

[@MaximAbramov-d6p]

Песни от омнистара как праздник. Редкие, но всегда такие тёплые ❤. Ещё я бы хотел узнать, ты из России, или нет. И почему тебе так нравятся, советские военные песни.

[@ВалерияКоваленко-б3р]

Мне кажется он югослав

[@MaximAbramov-d6p]

@@ВалерияКоваленко-б3р тоже самое

[@kmsnocopyrightmusic4221]

Pero que tema mas nostálgico y increíblemente relatada acerca de la historia de un capitán y su tripulación

[@FreeRojava2025]

It’s funny. When I was younger, I used to think the Kursk incident happened in the Cold War. I thought the Russians learnt about censorship and the like. I was wrong.

[@grzyb11]

damn..

[@kakyoin_le]

I had watched a dokumenter about modern russian army in Roj tv before it was banned. I thought Kursk was a something like a big plain because in the documentary they were showing how big was russian military planes.

[@crysty200718]

Thank you Omnistar East!

[@idkabtthis420]

Such a sad fate to befall the entire crew, RIP.

[@d.b.7079]

Для полного понимания того события,не хватает в конце ехидного ответа -"Она утонула""!

[@izefkein5115]

вы полное интервью смотрели чтобы кидаться ярлыками?

[@АлексейСлушко-о5ш]

Да он идиот просто

[@zimovkakia]

Кто из нас ровесники, кто герой, кто чмо, Капитан Колесников пишет нам письмо

[@thebiertriot8408]

Such a sad Story.

[@ak9266]

Butts: 0% Tits: 0% Honorable sadness: 100% Regards to all submarine sailors

[@akoshegyi6567]

this ain't it bruh

[@ugurbegovic]

DDT is a great band 🤙🏻

[@АлексейХороший1]

Omni, there's another heartrending song. Петр Доценко - А видел ли ты, друг (Have you seen that, friend). That song about First chechen war must be here!

[@zanuda_online]

if you take songs from russian rock music, could you upload "кукрыниксы - солдатская печаль", every time I hear it it chills me to the bone. Thanks for your work.

[@panzerkiller13]

It's heartbreaking to think some of these men would still be alive today if it weren't for the Russian govt's pride. There were Western assets/countries immediately available and willing to lend a hand to get to those men when there was still oxygen... but the Russians wouldn't accept anything until it was already too late.

[@ya-drug]

Love from Britain! Omni, when more Kino?

[@OmnistarEast]

Soon :) ☀️

[@ya-drug]

@@OmnistarEast no way... zvezvda po imeni solnste !?!?

[@therealskull4786]

@@ya-drug should do Skazka, it is a very good song

[@JimmySaulGoodmanMcGill1960]

@@OmnistarEast make some Ariya videos, the best soviet heavy metal band

[@jackmehoff2363]

Youd think this was something that happened in the 80s. But its not, it happened in 2000.

[@timurgayberi9334]

comrad omnistar just shared a vide few hours ago and iistened to it for 1o times allready. sorry i am drun adn missed my motherland

[@Makarov.24]

РОТА ПОДЪЁМ, ВЫШЛО НОВОЕ ВИДЕО

[@bluelobster13]

1 am, new vid. y e s

[@mineirobr4237]

Another banger

[@Перегружатель-743]

Вечная слава русским морякам

[@МаринаБолдырева-й7у]

Вот элита страны была где !! И осталась ! В Афгане много пало тоже! Сколько малышей не смогли появиться на свет Божией, потому что отцов не стало для них! Где справедливость!?

[@Vadim-p1d]

Справедливость понятие классовое.

[@Gudron4528]

​@@Vadim-p1d Вот именно классовое.

[@AsimosTriouss]

Truly wonderful introduction into the East's musical culture

[@AnneDecke]

😢😥😓 i feel with you.

[@gateausalaire1872]

absolute classic, amazing song

[@Gothy1974]

Курск. Навсегда с нами. Помним, братья

[@Renard-Muldrake]

Such a great song!!

[@SillyGoose2576]

I had no idea this song was about the Kursk, what a banger.

[@mertoruntak]

Listening right now

[@Объект279]

Another great song. Love from Moscow.

[@itsve8632]

Any other songs with a similar feel? I really like this one.

[@АстраМилитарум]

Пыль глотаю (Swallowing Dust), есть версии с английскими субтитрами

[@Vadim-p1d]

The waltz "On the Hills of Manchuria" is also a work with a story. When the regiment was surrounded, the regiment commander put the musicians in front and threw the regiment into a breakthrough. Later, one of the surviving musicians composed this waltz in memory of his colleagues.

[@glebperch7585]

Look up more DDT songs. They're amazing.

[@comradeneoklis9157]

I was about to go to sleep. Then omnistar east posted a banger.

[@atosgvardos7699]

Вечная память

[@retongxinglianxingai]

this hits!!! 🔥

[@lountszettkazeiyted]

🇷🇺🇩🇪

[@Akkp-y3j]

Nice

[@Ahmed0404_Rs]

Россия наверное единственная странна у которой такая великая армия, у которой есть герои которых знает весь мир, трагедии мирового масштаба, победы в мировых войнах, Советский союз и вроде все тогда было хорошо а может и нет! Слава не сгибаемому народу России!

[@teillina7277]

omg omnistar east just dropped new video!

[@Перегружатель-743]

Попутного ветра морякам 0!

[@ЖурналМурзилка-л4п]

Ну хоть не лётчикам

[@obamacubememes3107]

Разрешите попросить вас о песне "просвистела" от этой же группы, думаю на задний фон можно поставить конец чеченской войны

[@MrJeroxis]

BABE WAKE UP,OMNISTAR EAST JUST UPLOADED

[@puneetrepalle3346]

@OmnistarEast can you please do a video with DDT’s Rodina

[@ВладРимский-й3х]

А сделай пожалуйста песни такие как Косынка Скоро Пересменка! Песни топ❤❤❤ Надеюсь ты прочитаешь 😊😊