The Evil Story of Russia's Biggest SELLOUT 🇷🇺

[@roman_nfkrz]

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[@Rickrolled7821]

Your welcome (☞͡͡°͜ʖ͡͡°)☞

[@AngelTheComrade]

Yooo Hello!

[@lockedandloaded6522]

CORRECTION: FORMER RUSSIAN AND TRAITOR NOW

[@juanalmzn2263]

When do you plan on doing the Kanye video?

[@kamepohs5745]

It must be so infuriating to watch them all sell out or act in this way out of fear for their lives. So dark and the banality of evil, right?

[@theceruleandolphin2829]

Let's be real. Her values very likely haven't changed. Her doing whatever she needs to do to stay out of jail probably has. She's clearly under the heel of the bunker godfather.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

Yep!

[@antonlevkovsky1667]

Not jail dude, it's just money. They get their concerts cancelled and are out of $$$. People here mentioned Galkin & Pugacheva - these people are international, they can _afford_ to loose core Russian audience.

[@jacobp.2024]

@@antonlevkovsky1667 Some of them probably fear for their life. Keep in mind that the Russian government has a HISTORY of lying in wait, stalking people for many years, maybe decades later from their first slight.. Then suddenly lacing a kick of polonium into their morning tea. So, yeah, it is also a matter of, 'Do I want to live my life always looking over my shoulder?' I'd say yes and screw Putin, but you know, I'm not gonna force that on others.

[@glenncordova4027]

She is avoiding a smoking accident according to plan. You don't want her to drink bad tea, or accidentally wear toxic underwear.

[@ggerdagg]

It’s true… unfortunately… she does it to survive and I am sad about it…

[@ATRestoration]

She was probably threatened with something terrible, hence the "waking up".

[@aliciabell6688]

While she disappeared She might have been assaulted and imprisoned.

[@roguetamlin]

@@aliciabell6688 I was reminded of Fan Bing Bing's disappearance a few years ago.

[@craigsewell8692]

How to say you’re afraid for your life without directly saying you’re afraid for your life.

[@marzonimarisa]

sure, but with her money she could've moved to georgia/armenia/... in 2022, like other citizens (without her money) i don't understand that, is she THAT greedy :c

[@bananaempijama]

Window or tea

[@Vilqq17]

She went from Prada to Pravda because of some pics from a party. Damn that cancel culture, am I right... 😅

[@TinaKGreene]

good one

[@isunlloaoll]

meanwhile Kremlin paid Trump supporters here say Russia is against cancel culture. I guess they're right, Russia has a gulag culture.

[@ggerdagg]

Yes cancel culture from the west but other way around

[@sammiller6631]

@@ggerdagg cancel culture from the west works both ways. The Right is trying to cancel as much as the Left.

[@poli6ady]

it's also fear for their relatives well-being, for their wealth, lol

[@АндрейП-у1ю]

I know that Nastya has a younger brother, who recently became a dad. He served in the army and still is in military reserve. According to the Russian laws, there are absolutely no legal obstacles to prevent him to be sent to Ukraine. I think Nastya was blackmailed and threatened by her brother's life and security. I simply don't believe that she only cares for money. And this very tricky situation also explains well why she could not just leave the country and address the war. I dont wanna advocate for her awful behavior strategy right after the party, just trying to think sensibly. She is not pro-war or insane, she is extremely scared.

[@faeryhalo7572]

Well said!

[@myowngenesis]

True

[@painqqq]

true! unfortunately noone wants to consider this side of the situation

[@vedranb87]

Money is usless in Russia anyway these days. Prigozhin had money, lots of oligarchs had money. Can't spend it now, can they?

[@nihil632]

@@vedranb87 oligarchs were never an independent political force since Putin came to power

[@shurik121]

This reminds of the last lines of 1984: "But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother."

[@LeftyConspirator]

The only people who were upset about the party were the ones not invited, it seems.

[@Nystariii]

And the soldiers on the front lines. I don't support Putin, slava Ukraini, but tbf, I'd be pissed too if I was sent to fight a war I didn't want to while the rich kids got to stay home, f*ck and have fun. And it was all over social media, while I was sitting in the cold, with crappy food, watching everyone around me die. But the Russian government has to toss in the LGBT angle to make the party look more criminal than it was.

[@Lucas-gt8en]

I mean that is quite a lot of people to be fair

[@LeftyConspirator]

@@Lucas-gt8en Including me, and I am LIVID! (/s)

[@phanx0m924]

LMAO yes!

[@artexjay]

the party just a glorified gang bang and "western values" of debauchery that violated the plain law of the country lmao. Coming as a westerner.

[@NuclearWintr]

She didn't wanna die so she folded.

[@sateentuoksu]

Pravda and vranjo - Tactical truth and tactical lies

[@Izma9]

Or she just wants to keep her money and fame

[@Sinoops]

​@@Izma9Probably combination of both

[@HH-rv7yw]

She was insanely rich and obsessed with money and luxuries. I guess she chose to stay in Russia and do all that to maintain her lifestyle.

[@feonor26]

​@@Izma9and freedom. I wouldnt want to end up in a Siberian prison camp either.

[@JoyNova]

I'm so confused why the Russian government thinks being naked is LGBT💀

[@scumitarop6707]

Have you seen their parades?

[@SimoExMachina2]

@@scumitarop6707 Have you ever seen a Russian banya? People go there and are, get this, naked. It's part of the famous traditions.

[@notrod5341]

Because it's all lumped under "degeneracy"

[@mathiasbartl903]

Having fun is gay, unlike being in the Russian army which is extremely straight.

[@picklejuice4638]

@@scumitarop6707 Have you seen what russian soldier do to women in occupied regions?

[@sadsadratatouille5984]

i don’t think non-russian speakers will ever deeply feel how insanely funny “jebkov” is as a last name

[@petrhorak3268]

I am Czech and I understand it. Probably every “slavic” language has the word “jebat” with the same meaning. There is small number of people named “Jebavý” in my country and it is the same. Everyone will chuckle. But to be a propagandist named Jebkov is a master 5D chess by Putin/FSB… First I wanted to laugh and then vomit. 😢 Russia is very cynical and toxic.

[@Trickzter1337]

any slavic person will understand

[@nihil632]

@@petrhorak3268 there is a number of propaganda pundits that make vomit even Russians who got used to it. But somehow there are some Russians who enjoy watching them. After all, they are efficient propagandists. Probably there are Nurgle cults in this country or something.

[@ShawNshawN]

@@petrhorak3268 probably intentional to show if you laugh on "his" show, you get disappear. So who's laughing now bitch kind of name. Very sinister indeed, but makes sense as Russia has lost all its European connections, which it traditionally looks up to. They never looked up to say Mongolia or China on the other side of the country. In that atmosphere, its Putin's way or to the frontline kind of atmostphere. Sad how Putin destroyed not only other countries but his own countries free will.

[@ShawNshawN]

@@petrhorak3268 shoutout to "Soldier Svek". Man that is one of BEST fucking war books ever written in WW1 when Austria Hungary empire slowly falls apart and this guy drifts from group to group and makes fun of every single element of society. I know some German, but WISH I knew German, Czech and Hungarian to read it in the original. Just so damn good. Roman you HAVE to read it if you never have, you'll laugh your ass off.

[@atrumluminarium]

Honestly I feel sorry for her. To me she looks broken rather than like a sellout. I can't imagine what she went through in the months she was silent.

[@rossevans1774]

I feel sorry for the Russian people, it's all too embarrassing. There is nothing redeeming about Putin, everything he touches turns to shit and the longer he remains there the more Russia turn to shit.

[@NoNameNomad....]

Same, I just said to myself she looks broken.

[@vonbennett6545]

I’m sure it doesn’t feel good to sellout. Betraying your morals for money can’t feel good.

[@Нобучікॳноза]

The same way went with Sergey Lazarev. He was pro western, opposed anti lgbt, against the war but now full Z

[@Music_Lingo]

We know they don’t really believe it. They just value their career money and safety more than principles. 😢

[@CT-Irodion]

Take a lesson from Maxim Galkin and Alla Pugacheva.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

Same as Anton Krasovsky, too.

[@AllistairNeil]

Sergey LAPDOG😂😅😂

[@Simmons8519]

​@Music_Lingo i image it has less to do with money and status, and more to do with being told to fall in line, or face an "unfortunate accident" on the front lines. That seems more Putin's style.

[@Youbetternowatchthis]

Just sad. As a German I can tell you with certainty: no matter where you are from this might just happen in your country too. And more countries than i'd like to admit are on course for this totaltarian hellhole future and people still don't get it. Afterwards everyone wonders how it could ever have happened Lokk around. That's how.

[@grizellda2540]

I've been thinking about that a lot lately, as an American. So many parallels to early 1930s :*(

[@ChipitaDraws]

Yes, in Nazi Germany there were also many celebrity sell-outs, who only joined the party in order to maintain their status or to get on the Gottbegnadeten-Liste to avoid getting drafted

[@live_free_or_perish]

So true. There is a saying "eternal vigilance is the price of freedom" that applies everywhere.

[@oinochoe]

Totally agree! Most people don’t see it until it’s too late

[@zivac009]

What do you mean? You were there 2021.

[@Ultravenom1]

Putin the kind of guy who looks at mostly naked men and think gay thoughts.

[@chartreux1532]

That sounds like every Politician to me to be honest. So you're entirely correct

[@artnull13]

Putin is still in the closet 😂 I thought he liked young boys - everyone remembers when he tongued a young boys belly button in red square. That’s why Putin had Litvinenko poisoned.

[@mikenahnychuk4413]

I figured that pootie has LGBTQ thoughts and that he might actually be secretly gay. He's prosecuting these people like he's hiding something. His propaganda chief Soy Boy has an LGBTQ son living in London - why isn't he going after him and cancelling Soy boy.

[@bumble-g2j]

When Navalny released details about Putin's palace, which not only boasted an Elvis Room but also a Pole Dancing Room, I thought Mr Traditional Values would be ogling the lass with the Pole at 4:37 as an antidote to the corrupt West.

[@grzyb11]

@@chartreux1532except for biden and yeltsin, they don’t think

[@kennethepps3425]

“How many fingers am I holding up, Winston?’ “Four.” “And if the Party says that it is not four but five - then how many?” - 1984

[@Picknicker1984]

That is also the scene that immediately came to my mind here.

[@robertjenkins6132]

I am reminded of Captain Picard and that Cardassian interrogator dude. Star Trek nerds know what I'm talking about 🖖🤓 There are FOUR lights!

[@DrumToTheBassWoop]

"it's five, always been five" 😟

[@ricktandron3669]

So so so funny. My cats are rolling around on the floor holding their sides laughing. Meanwhile people like Ligand Topnel get top honors for killing their babies in hot cars. What sort of America is this?

[@yoolka05]

Really makes you wonder what they threatened her with.

[@satorukuroshiro]

The way I see it, the turtlenecks were probably an overcorrection. When you get in trouble for showing too much skin, you try not to show any at all.

[@h.a.9880]

I guess we can count outselves lucky that they didn't go full Babushka-mode.

[@frida507]

Yes, was thinking the same.

[@agn855]

Yep, at her next event she’ll show up as a nun…

[@different_stuff]

then they should've weared a whole hijab

[@omarthecostar]

Seems like she got blackmailed. Thanks for keeping us updated Roman. She reminds me of literally everyone who gets a knock on the door by the government. Making an example out of her

[@davidmachemer1015]

I love your picture for the Slavic Trad Wife! 🤣

[@telebubba5527]

It's a picture of Putin's wife.

[@sammiller6631]

@@telebubba5527 Putin's wife divorced him, so not a trad wife.

[@selmahare]

I just about died! lolol

[@JeffreyCoolwater]

"Celebrities are just never somebody that you should look up to." Excellent observation, Roman! Mature beyond your years!

[@anyoneattheendoftime4932]

The part where all of them ritually denounce Navalny pisses me off to no end. Navalny himself gave his life for them and this is how they repay him.

[@JohnSmith-tl8pq]

Navalny was ultimately stupid. He thought he could be the Russian Nelson Mandela. Unfortunately, most Russians didn't care.

[@canesugar911]

They are trying to save their skin

[@stoyannikolov8969]

History repeats. Every nation has a national hero that gave his life for them and at the same time, it is very hard to protect your values in a hostile environment like that. I tried to protect my values and the values and dignity of my coworkers and it was very hard decision, because i had a family. The people that i was openly defending in the end and under pressure gave up on me and said the bad things that had happened to them, never did, it was a misscommmunication. So at the end we lost the battle and i took the hard hit. It takes balls to be yourselfs and defend your beliefs, ask Navalny.

[@USJAPANUK]

Nastya's Tactic (Maybe): Pretend to be pro-Putin and pro-war until the government allows her to visit a fashion show, photo shoot, or whatever in another country. Then just withdraw all her money in that country, flee, seek asylum, and then never return to RU. Just like that rapper did.

[@TitanSubZero15]

More than likely, that's the long game plan. I don't know what she expected to happen when throwing that party.

[@mendesjosr4438]

I suspect as much

[@Knaifu4Laifu]

Good luck with that plan considering Russian banks that her money are in are all now banned in the rest of the world

[@rishisaini5269]

​@@TitanSubZero15 It's not like it is a very new thing to do there as Roman says but yeah,considering her anti Putin position and chances of her getting cancelled by Z patriots for literally anything. You gotta ask,What the hell was she thinking ????

[@JohnSmith-tl8pq]

@@rishisaini5269 The wealthy were still living in their safe bubble. It has now burst.

[@weelass3188]

She is not ready to go to prison for 10 years. A girl s got to do what a girl got do.

[@selmahare]

Exactly, I can't judge her. We don't know what they did to her during the time she disappeared but we can imagine. For some reason she couldn't escape Russia, so now has to do this so as not to get hurt. It's easy to judge when people are not in the person's shoes. She sounds more broken, than like a sell out. A sell out has a choice, it doesn't look to me like she did. Imagine the horrid thins that would happen to her in prison, and that may have already happened to her after that party; not to mention also the harm that I am sure that they would do to her family members too. My hope for her is that she one day manages to flee the country.

[@ricktandron3669]

Children die in hot cars everyday in Republican Arizona. FACT

[@Hurricane713]

What’s the opposite of “almost naked” ?A clothing item that has extra material to even cover the neck…brilliant!

[@nobodyxx560]

They have become truly unstoppable.

[@kyokazuto]

By that logic shouldve worn a sack or smth

[@alexkart9239]

"almost dressed" i guess

[@maxine1699]

I feel really sorry for Nastya and I really hope she will go through this shit 'cause, in my opinion, all she wanted is to save everything from collapsing and stay with her friends and family. People tend to dehumanise celebrities and judge them based on their decisions like "She literally is a millionaire and had a chance to escape", right, she really had a chance, but there are things like family, friends and fear for them. The most heartbreaking thing, in my opinion, is that Nastya was bullied from both sides - the pro-government one who wanted her to be hardly punished and the pro-peace who were mad 'cause of her actions, and the bullying does not seem to be over. Like, I am also pretty upset about her new emploi, however, I hope when the war is over she will share her story and tell everything that is behind the curtains. I think she still has her pro-peace views since she slightly spoke about it in the interview. I hope so.

[@КАМУШЕК-с5ю]

I don't get why is Roman laughing so hard. To me, that Ivleeva interview seemed very disturbing. It shows terrified broken person saing terrible things. She basically became Reek from Game of Trones in real time and made by real people in power. I don't say Nastya was phisically tortured, but she obviously says things against her will. No person with 300k diamond on a butt would act like this only because of money.

[@different_stuff]

because he's also horrible and cinic person

[@nozhki-busha]

It is very clear they got to her and shes only doing this to avoid jail or falling out of a window. Just shows how awful Russia is for regular people who have no rights.

[@Izma9]

She could have left. 10 years ago, 5 years, anytime basically, even after 2022. But she chose money over dignity

[@franciscoacevedo3036]

She's the Russian Roman Balmakov/ Dave rubin

[@oinochoe]

@@Izma9 some of those who have left got even more successful, so I don’t think she would lose in that sense

[@sh0werp0wer]

Problem is, this woman surely has the money, resources and connections to leave Russia instead of becoming a propaganda mouthpiece for the fascist regime.

[@sammiller6631]

@@sh0werp0wer But her money, resources and connections are tied to Russia. Once she leaves Russia, she's a nobody with only money, leaving her connections behind. Roman talks all the time about how being an immigrant is very lonely.

[@rentisme]

Nastya Ivleeva is like that one guy you know at school with rich mates who can do basically anything and no-one cares.

[@skar5307]

Because she's NASTY, get it? Cause her name is Nastya

[@isnisse3896]

thanks mike.

[@liljetboy1999]

mates? you brit 😂

[@Nystariii]

@@liljetboy1999 Might be Aussie or Kiwi

[@robertheinrich2994]

that would be Ksenia Sobchak. putins goddaughter. it's good to be the goddaughter of the king.

[@nick_yt23]

If she would escape Russia now and speak out about her real position and the intimidation and blatant blackmail she was subjected would be a great thing .

[@gandalainsley6467]

For who? So she speaks about it and then what?

[@kazkaskazkas8689]

She has family, relatives, friends in Russia. They can't all escape. And she's probably got threatened with what might happen.

[@Sinoops]

​@@gandalainsley6467What do you mean who? She has millions of fans, many of whom are very young.

[@kaospilot2774]

She probably want to. But they probably threatened to punish her family if she would leave the country. That's what they did in the KGB when Putin was high up in the organization. Who knows, man.

[@ronblack7870]

well putin is well known to reach out to western countries and silence russians who have pissed him off. maybe some polonium or novichok would find it's way to her .

[@_DREBBEL_]

Roman ends the video by saying “My poor Russia, fuck” I feel you brother.

[@Stefan_Van_pellicom]

FSB gave her a history lesson.

[@razvanciobotaru3089]

FSB = KGB

[@KhanKeal]

"history"

[@karolinamackiewicz514]

She also deleted ALL her posts on IG. It's sad, there was actually something interesting in her and her career some time ago (before she married the funny guy, don't remember what his name was) and started all the "posh" Moscow life. Interesting how her and Ptushkin's lives went so different ways after OiR.

[@kaospilot2774]

Are you Russian? Is it true that the FSB threatens certain people with sanctioning their family if they leave the country?

[@franciscoacevedo3036]

Nastya has turned into the Russian Dave Rubin/ Roman balmakov

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

@@kaospilot2774 Lets say its within realm of possibility. I mean, if police is enough to prosecute a man literally displaying blank piece of paper...

[@kaospilot2774]

@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 Thank you for answering. And yes, right? I mean, Putin is former KGB. And they used to do this all the time; Take family hostage so that the person who "did them wrong" would return and take their punishment. Putin grew up with that, why would he not use that now. It is super effective.

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

Does she seem normal to you? She says and does anything to stand in the limelight and enjoys living above anyone in luxury

[@jhonatancock2302]

The interviewer seems a second away from saying "shut the camera off" and correct her answers

[@franciscoacevedo3036]

She's the Russian Dave rubin

[@mahouaniki4043]

They are so Z that they do not go fight on the frontline.

[@theowilliams360]

That or impressive kompromat.

[@kaba_me]

Politicians and propagandists never fight their own wars. They let the peasants do it.

[@sammiller6631]

@@theowilliams360 kompromat didn't work for Yevgeny Prigozhin. In the post-truth world, kompromat doesn't have the same effect as it once did.

[@nihil632]

Z fellas have an argument that goes like this: "If every good patriot goes to the frontline, who will defend the Motherland in the informational warfare? Well, I am particularly good at the latter, and bad at the former, so to each their own." I have really seen this in a number of places. It is not an irony.

[@sammiller6631]

@@nihil632 But Z aren't good at informational warfare. It just makes them _feel_ good to do it.

[@h.a.9880]

I guess Putin was just salty that the Almost Naked Party had more guns on display than his May 9th Lend Lease Thanksgiving parade.

[@Lafemmefutile]

That girl is fighting for her life 😢😢😢 - she had to become a puppet or it’s the Navalny treatment.

[@tragictragedy6212]

Real ones know that Roman made a video about Ivleeva calling her "The Russian Lele Pons" back in the day

[@grizellda2540]

I remember the video but I didn't remember that it was this woman! Wow. The regime has broken her.

[@roman_nfkrz]

I forgot about that myself believe it or not lol

[@SheFollowsMoon]

​@@roman_nfkrz Have you seen that comment that she may have been threatend with her brother being sent to thw front in Ukraine?

[@blarfroer8066]

I don't even know who the non-Russian Lele Pons is.

[@ariannahernandez4745]

@@blarfroer8066 she looks the same and had the same influencer status at the time. but now ivleeva is like an actual actual celebrity. tv shows, commercials, brand deals, etc.

[@samlanganke1262]

That's the same what happened under Stalin. His opponents had to declare how they loved him and most of the times it didn't help anyway to escape the Gulag.

[@MiguelOliveira-ev2jq]

Love your content ,A big hug from portugal hope you are liking our country!

[@_Styxio1]

im going to portugal tmrrw!

[@TitovIgorBro]

You didn't even need to specify "from Portugal" because he's already in Portugal so it's basically from Portugal to Portugal which doesn't make sense ehehe

[@will-pk8hq]

This is very important journalism, good shit roman

[@stephanieterreblanche9470]

Thanks for your hard work Roman. I actually find this whole thing tragic.

[@mortenranda4579]

Lets go NFKRZ really hit me up with a new upload!!!!!!

[@guresuzume]

It looks like she had the "pleasure" of experiencing one of the Russia's political tradition: re-education. She was off the grid/silent for months - would it be difficult to imagine she was sent to one of the old style government mental asylums so she could "rest" and re-evaluate her values?

[@Eowynnofrohan]

Mental asylum treatment is making a comeback.

[@lucidnonsense942]

Nah, she went quiet, but but that quiet. There would be no point anyway, just threat of being sentenced and sent to a penal colony is enough.

[@brothebys]

No this isn’t reeducation, she wasn’t brainwashed, she was threatened and is doing this to survive. Russian propaganda is the most obvious thing it’s like the Russian govt thinks its citizens are 3 year olds.

[@judysocal8682]

That 'interview' was creepy. Made me think of Orwell's 1984.

[@Darkdragon5544]

Yo Roman!! Honestly keep it up, not that I am interested in Russia's top celebreties, but I am interested in what's happening out there!! And you have a clear outlook and you document things so well!!

[@sltmdrtmtc]

I knew Ivleeva from Орёл и решка (a Ukrainian TV show), pretty disgusting how she now supports the destruction of a country she worked with.

[@kailforian]

Same

[@mukkjos389]

Perhaps she doesn't wanna die.

[@markreilly2660]

​@@mukkjos389Yep, that would do the trick. I agree.

[@alexh4683]

@@mukkjos389 more like she doesn't want to part with her money and status.

[@Felixxxxxxxxx]

To be fair though she did come across as evil back then , and she tried to visit Crimea from Russia so if anyone from OiR would act like this , it would be her .

[@montyollie]

LOLed at your turtleneck apology! LOL

[@frida507]

He looks very different

[@julianshepherd2038]

People have their weaknesses. Pride Family Career Not wanting to go to jail for 20 years

[@12pentaborane]

Not wanting to get sent to an active frontline.

[@niyiu3547]

So they rather go kill people or support it, as long it's not them or their family? Disgusting.

[@wolfrickthedesigner4748]

Not wanting to fall out a window 🪟

[@rishisaini5269]

Not wanting to get poisoned by a cup of tea.

[@walkerck]

Roman, this is your most honest and finest work since the start of this whole mess. You're making Gigi proud, that's for damn sure.

[@neinotter]

Good call on the "hostage situation" remark. That's likely what this is. That's how authoritarianism works. Everyone in Russia is a hostage.

[@ALE199-ita]

I mean I do feel sorry for her, it feels like she got the ultimatum and either was unable or unwilling to flee russia and decided to sell out rather than die for her beliefs, than again, many would rather live than become a martyr.

[@loriwooten5249]

Probably a true point there.

[@AllistairNeil]

Tell that to her mate Navalny.

[@olavl8827]

I doubt that the regime would just murder her for her beliefs. It's not how they usually operate. They don't do it to most dissidents, only those that they're really afraid of. Like Navalny, and even then they tried to make it look like a sudden illness (with the poison) or a "natural" death. My theory is that Ivleeva was threatened with some kind of draconian prison term.

[@adam.wild.]

I don't.

[@lemonz1769]

She could have left but would probably have had to given up all of her money. Don’t feel sorry for her at all.

[@frangabar]

Maybe she just doesn't want to fall out of a window.

[@fudgecicle2905]

Pretty disturbing gotta say,the government just bending people like that.

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

Much more widespread then most would like to think. Including "civilised" countries.

[@jannehanhela9607]

Excellent episode Roman. These Russian celebrity updates are always interesting to watch

[@Numericalcannot]

When you suddenly get all Z and still have to look over your shoulder every day waiting to get whacked by people who are actually Z

[@glennkamers]

Been watching you since I saw you with bald and bankrupt in Chelyabinsk. Keep it up dude, you are doing great 👍

[@Emanistan]

I already knew you were a legend, but now I learn you're a fan of Naked Gun III too. Mad respect.

[@peergynt6515]

Is she able to leave Russia if she wants? If not I don’t blame her, not sure what I would have done except to attempt leaving the country, unless Russia had my family hostage or something, they could threaten me to make me return to Russia. This could be a tougher situation than it looks like on the surface.

[@micol7490]

If what I read is correct, she have a younger brother who just had a son and could be called to go to the frontline. So probably she is doing it out of fear for her family. I don't condone her actions, but at the same time we cannot ask someone to become a martyr or, worse, to put at risk someone else's life and family...

[@magnum333]

Even if she could leave, she probably has close family members than can't or won't leave.

[@lunatic5162]

people have families here? hello

[@micol7490]

@@lunatic5162 ???

[@lunatic5162]

@@micol7490 ???

[@theronsokol8078]

This is the content that made me like your channel. As always, thank you for all of your content of every nature. I enjoy it all.

[@daverees6681]

I'm in Leftern Canada and I also appreciate these glimpses into life abroad. This is a nice tasty pudding of a video; thanks a bunch!

[@yaqubroli1804]

What?

[@4SidedCircle]

I'm pretty sure beach wear is more revealing then half the outfits they were using, so Russian beach goers beware 🤣

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

I hate modern bikinis being nothing else than Thongs. You go to the beach and suddenly see some 15 year olds entire bare full ass like wtf

[@TheSuperappelflap]

@@AbuHajarAlBugatti tbh i dont mind it at the beach, but when im walking down the street and see clearly underage girls in spandex gym pants im like where the f are your parents.

[@Jinars.]

​@@TheSuperappelflaptheir body their choice

[@TheSuperappelflap]

@@Jinars. literal children shouldnt be walking around like that. adults shouldnt either. public decency is also a thing. i dont go walk down the street in a speedo showing off my package. should i be allowed to do that? dont think so.

[@robertheinrich2994]

now I imagine you trying to buy a really warm turtleneck pullover in lissabon in summer. must have been an interesting situation.

[@bananaempijama]

It's possible but wearing that now...nope 😂

[@ShawNshawN]

Living in a freezing place, he likely had one in the closet unless he threw them all away after arriving in Portugal.

[@jacoporegini8841]

Not everyone realises how much you had go through to stay true to yourself, Roman. But we do. Respect.

[@123batina]

Ah, Russia descending into Stalinist style era before our eyes. With the difference this time everything being thoroughly documented online.

[@dunbar9finger]

She spent some time in room 101 and finally came to realize she loved Big Brother.

[@LucasSchimmel]

I feel bad for Nastya, sure she's spreading propaganda but... can I ask a woman for her life? You know what'd happen to her if she refused. If anything, she doing that makes the regime even worse.

[@Plus_Minus_Null]

hello Roman , You are a courageous man with a good heart and great sense of humor...may you stay forever young and strong ...I love your videos so much, not all russians are spineless

[@stephenriordan2616]

One of your best videos to date. Love the passion and you throwing your cool young Russian slant on things. Your country should be proud👊👊 Keep up the good work👊

[@Zazyr]

I love these authentic, emotional videos. They resonate. And you're absolutely right.

[@johnnyapplesmith]

I have many friends in russia, all who have expressed anti-war concerns and still claim to be for "peace", however the moment their relatives or friends got mobilized, they instantly switched their attitude and became "patriotic".

[@lukasp5892]

Most people’s beliefs and values are not as deeply rooted as they would like to think.. put under pressure and especially with fear most people revert to primal instincts, like tribalism and aggression. Sad but true

[@telebubba5527]

When they talk about 'peace', it has a total different meaning in Russia than you would expect. It's just like 'liberating' others, who have absolutely no wish to be 'liberated' by them. They think that they ARE 'peace' and refuse to understand that other people have no wish for their 'peace' at all, because it's all about subjugation. So that's why they just kill people who reject their 'peace'.

[@hazyworld8626]

​​@@lukasp5892 Yep. Some people just... want to live and as soon as their lives are in danger or those close to them are. There's nothing much they can do aside from breaking those beliefs.

[@nihil632]

It is really painful to think that your loved ones are fighting and risking their lives for nothing. It's a human nature, and no one can do anything about it.

[@TheSuperappelflap]

If anyone is mobilized and forced to go to the frontline but they really dont want to fight, they can simply, choose not to? Surrender at the first opportunity. Unless they believe what the Russian government says about what Ukraines military does to POWs.

[@SuperTommox]

The soviet investigator impersonation killed me 😂😂

[@Perqd]

As a german living in nuernberg being educated about out history, THIS IS INSANE! Thanks for the report. How much does russia want to repeat history: Да. Like do these people know history lessons will also include them for the "wrong side"? wtf Like your talk about your geni**s, I hope people will repeat in in history lessons :D

[@petrhorak3268]

Russians never learn about WW2. They learn about Great patriotic war. This omits Ribbentrop-Molotov pact, attack on Finland etc. I don't think they learn anything about the big material help from the US which was crucial for CCCP to survive..

[@alexbayer2365]

@@petrhorak3268 actually, UK helped with attack on Finland. According to Wikipedia. But it’s not so smart to blame only Russians for USSR.

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

@@alexbayer2365 Yeah, they sent some stuff (few tanks, planes and guns). But just like with ukraine - it was too little too late, even if they put them to good use.

[@ShawNshawN]

ya its just the reality of living in a country that falls into darkness. Some are wise enough to realize it early and get out. Tai Lopez grandma was in Munich and met Hitler at an early beer hall days and left right after the speech. Many just thought, it can't be that bad, things will change, but it just got worse and worse until it was too late to escape the madness.

[@Perqd]

@@alexbayer2365 huh im not talking about USSR

[@jeffafa3096]

"I have sympathy and respect for him as the head of our state. And you?" is one of the most iconic sentences for dictatorships...

[@YungR.J.Fischer]

your video's have been fire for over 6 years, Im a watcher since around 2013 or even b4.

[@bluer_than_sky]

roman: "бедная моя россия (my poor russia)" me: *cries in russian*

[@diane9247]

I picture Roman standing up from his micraphone after one of these highly-charged episodes and punching a hole in the wall.

[@spacealcoholic4046]

Really appreciate what you’re doing here, way too many people in the west believe Russian propaganda as well. It’s great to be able to point to a Russian debunking Russian propaganda

[@Markfr0mCanada]

This looks like she's being intimidated, and they probably are keeping a close eye on her. Hopefully she's able to escape.

[@GM-cq6ez]

Your Nuremburg trial comparison was on the money Roman! We are definitely embroiled in a Fascist take-over of the world.

[@MrCapitalizer]

I know a dance instructor with quite a few wealthy Russian students. He enlightened me on their mindset. You are either high enough that they have to look up to you or low enough for them to SPIT upon. These celebs are the ones who spit on the plebs.

[@InMyBrz]

RUSSIA is a very class conscience society and MOST are spit on by the rich To them you are just trash under their feet

[@kosinski-music]

I like how every russian propagandist always dresses in western brands to show up on camera

[@andrewb8698]

Its obvious this is coersed, you said it in the end, its like talking to someone who's gone through conversion therapy. A victim. Not excusing anything but theres no doubt she lives in fear.

[@jamesk370]

"I've known braver souls than you. Men who had their moment and did nothing. Because when it's your life and the lives of everyone you love, your moral conviction doesn't mean anything. It leaves you. All you want at that moment is not to be shot." - Chernobyl miniseries (2019]).

[@1Rene9Night5cart0]

Pusillanimous Putin "Fair is foul", so too the air. 'Look! the emperor walketh bare?! As he struts down marbled halls, They gasp and shriek, 'he has no balls!'

[@trartalacrem]

You were on fire on this one Roman!

[@TrueDM44]

nastya does a little trolling

[@bobbygoestoabyss6624]

9:39 LoL... It's the thing from the Clockwork Orange movie.

[@Loucousscousslou]

Thanks Roman you're the best ❤

[@majinkevinci]

This is what happens when "it's offensive" is weaponized by the government, it's just that in Russia the ones calling the shots are the hyper traditionalists.

[@yv7458]

Dude thank you for making these videos, i just found this channel! As someone who is half russian, has lived in russia but has never really consumed russian media or followed russian news i find this fantastic. My main language is english so it's much easier for me to follow this kind of stuff if explained in English, with the occasional Russian of course

[@ryankov]

How these people live with themselves... I wouldn't be able to look myself in the mirror.

[@AnimeFan-ot7bu]

That movie looks like a back to the future ripoff

[@rishisaini5269]

Timestamp please 🙏

[@AnimeFan-ot7bu]

@@rishisaini52691:55

[@aspenx-qc3rm]

1:56 that movie seems like a remake/spinoff of the soviet film ivan vasilyevich changes his profession (1973). the original is very good!

[@rishisaini5269]

@@aspenx-qc3rm Ohhh 😮😯

[@Alex-fv2qs]

She went from Prada to PraVda

[@ajdean2974]

The contrast between her expressions and the way she holds herself in the old interviews vs. The propoganda is INTENSE. There literally is no more light in her eyes, no more spunk or energy. I really hope she finds a way out along with her brother

[@heks128]

The "just to be safe" turtle neck you threw on Though got me 😂😂😂

[@smarkasmc]

Biednaja moja rassija, bladź! 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks Roman, love from Poland 💙💛

[@ACDrone]

"I'm ok with Putin" Less than a minute later... *Describes his wildest fantasy with Putin

[@louiserocks1]

I think the turtleneck is because it completely covers you up, like the opposite of being naked, like to show the shame for wearing revealing clothing and now showing how much of a changed person they are

[@lynetteray2146]

Thank you for sharing this video. I'm a Russia freak, but I couldn't have found it. I didn't know about this guy interviewing her!

[@ExarchGaming]

man when roman falls back in to using russian he's pissed LMAO.