“The price of gasoline is rising, but the main thing is not the country, but that the ass in it is reliably protected alone”

Semyon Slepakov sang about a “small victorious war” that has been going on for five years and will not end because of one person

There is one swear word in this text. But you can’t take him out of the song.

Russian comedian and artist Semyon Slepakov released a musical parody “Little War” - based on the famous composition “Little Country” by Natasha Koroleva.

In the new song, Slepakov criticizes the decision of Vladimir Putin (his name is not mentioned in the text, but is guessed) to start a “small victorious war” with Ukraine, which, as the Kremlin expected, “will end in three days.” As a result, a full-scale war is now in its fifth year; not only residents of Ukraine, but also Russia are suffering from shelling and drone strikes, and a fuel crisis has begun in Russian regions due to the attacks. And Putin himself, according to the plot of the song ( and not only ), is hiding from Ukrainian drones and does not want to stop fighting.

At the time of publication of this material, Slepakov’s new song had collected more than 60 thousand likes on the artist’s Instagram . And this is just four hours after publication.

Here are the lyrics in full: