The fifth week of the Tattoo was at the top of the British hit parade

The single of the Russian Tattoo group "All the Things Said", who headed the British charts four weeks ago, is not left the first line of the hit parade and still.

The duet of girls with a stage lesbian image does not leave from the first pages of the British tabloids. Critics of Tattoo creativity continue to blame them for the spread of pedophilia and the exploitation of unhealthy sexual inclinations of a certain part of the public.

Previously, the popular British TV presenters Richard Madley and his wife Judy Finnigan said that the video clip “Tatu”, in which the girls hug and kiss, are entertainment for pedophiles, and called for the single.

It is quite natural to scandal, flared up around the Russian duo, only contributes to the growth of its popularity. However, at the same time, television filters the "stage pranks" of two girls, simply cutting them out.

So, in early February, the BBC television company announced its decision not to show the notorious video clip “Tata” on the air of the Top of the Pops show. At the same time, representatives of the corporation noted that this was in no way connected with censorship considerations, and there is no ban on the group’s work.

The Top of the Pops program has been showing a record made specifically for this program for four weeks now. At the same time, the moment when Julia Volkova and Lena Katina begin to kiss is blocked by the announcement of the following programs, BBC reports.