Rapper Husky was detained in Krasnodar

Rapper Husky was detained in Krasnodar. This is reported by "Pravozashchita Postcards" with reference to a lawyer representing the interests of the musician.

Now Huskies, together with a lawyer, are in the police department of the Central District of Krasnodar. The detention, according to the human rights organization, is due to the fact that the rapper allegedly stood on the roof of the car and could damage it. Who owned the car and whether it was damaged is unknown.

On the evening of November 21, Arena Hall canceled the musician's performance after warning the regional prosecutor's office about the inadmissibility of extremist activity.

The organizer of the concert tour of the rap artist, Yuri Nikonov, told Kommersant that the owners of clubs in Krasnodar and Volgograd, without explanation, refused to provide their venues for the artist to perform. The publication notes that the prosecutor's office of the Krasnodar Territory recommended the club administration not to hold the rapper's concerts. The rapper's texts were sent for linguistic examination for signs of terrorism and extremism.

After that, the performance was moved to the Bounce club. Before the concert, a police squad arrived at the club, and the building was de-energized.

Postcard Rights published a warning that the Bounce club received. It says that the video clips and lyrics of rapper Husky's songs "Bullet-Fool", "Judas", "Pyroman" and "Poem about the Motherland" contain calls "to commit suicidal, violent acts, extremist manifestations, drug propaganda."

• On November 20, in Rostov-on-Don, police officers came to a Husky concert and threatened the organizers that they would disrupt the event if they did not sign a warning not to violate the law. During the concert itself, the sound and lighting were turned off.
• This is not the first concert of the rapper, which was canceled after the assistance of law enforcement. The organizers of the performance in Tolyatti reported that a week before the concert, the prosecutor's office came to them and "strongly recommended that the concert be canceled, otherwise heavy sanctions would have been applied."
• On November 17, YouTube blocked the clip of rapper Husky "Judas" for viewing from Russia. The clip's page now displays the caption: "This content has been blocked from YouTube at the request of the government."