“But, my dear, there is no such museum.”

Shnurov dedicated an evil poem to the transfer of St. Isaac's Cathedral to the Russian Orthodox Church.

The leader of the Leningrad group performed a short poem on his Instagram dedicated to the transfer of St. Isaac's Cathedral in St. Petersburg to the Russian Orthodox Church.

The mouthy goats will come in large numbers

And they stare at their fucking eye sockets.

Give them museums, you see -

And people may have nowhere to pray.

Mericos, Japs, cockroaches,

Sowing my lack of spirituality everywhere,

They wanted to spoil Isaac,

But holy Russia arose.

And now they wander, dogs,

There were people staring everywhere.

“Can you tell me where Isaac is?”

But, my dear, there is no such museum.

Sergei Shnurov

Updated at 11 p.m. The original video was deleted from Shnurov’s Instagram. According to the musician, based on user complaints. He re-posted the video, and less than two hours later the copy was also deleted.

Updated February 21. Shnurov drew the attention of his subscribers to the fact that Instagram restored both posts with his poem. The musician explained what happened by saying that “spring is coming.” By this time, a flash mob had already started on the social network in support of the deleted recording, launched by Ksenia Sobchak.

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On February 17 , it became known that the Governor of St. Petersburg Georgy Poltavchenko did not agree on the issue of transferring St. Isaac's Cathedral to the Russian Orthodox Church with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Smolny refused to comment on the words of the anonymous source.