Lukashenko against “Fellini”

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko banned the performance of the song “Fellini” in his country, jointly produced by the group “Splin” and “Bi-2”. Having heard it on the radio, Alexander Grigorievich was indignant at the content of the text. The words “Hero on heroin, heroine on heroin” were especially offensive. Lukashenko said that he would not tolerate such debauchery, and personally ordered a ban on broadcasting the song on all Belarusian radio stations.
≈ If the song is bad, why not ban it? The head of the press service of the President of Belarus, Dmitry Zhuk, spoke briefly and clearly about the situation.
When the leader of the group “Splin” Alexander Vasiliev found out about this news, he was incredibly happy.
≈ Wow, such big people have the time and desire to keep track of the latest rock releases! What a cool ad!
Producer of “Splina” Igor Danilkin:
≈ To ban or not to ban the broadcast of a song is up to Lukashenko himself. He made a big collective farm out of Belarus, so let him run it.
Anna Kolcheeva.