“12 bow-legged ghouls”: Arbenina refused to remain silent and named those who disrupted her concert

Singer Diana Arbenina spoke from the stage about the cancellation of concerts in Sakhalin and Vladivostok

Singer Diana Arbenina, during a performance in Khabarovsk, commented on the cancellation of the “Night Snipers” concerts in the cities of the Far East. From the stage, the artist told fans that her performance in Sakhalin was canceled at the very last moment, because instead of a concert, the local authorities decided to hold a cheersports festival. Arbenina explained that they were talking about a competition between cheerleaders – girls in short skirts who dance before sports competitions and thereby excite the crowd.

“This came to us from the United States of America,” Arbenina noted.

As for the concert in Vladivostok, the performance was disrupted due to complaints from some people who called on local authorities to prevent the singer from touring.

“12 just bandy-legged ghouls wrote some shitty pieces of paper,” said Arbenina, “because of this, the city authorities turned away five thousand people who bought tickets.”

Arbenina called what was happening “insanity” and “lawlessness” and emphasized that she was not going to take it for granted. According to her, she is ready for the consequences and will speak out even if the Khabarovsk concert turns out to be her last appearance on stage.

“Should I remain silent about this? What the hell? I won’t remain silent about this,” quotes Arbenin NSN. “Because we cannot tolerate this lawlessness.”