Agutin first responded to the accusation of a “Masonic conspiracy”

Singer Agutin commented for the first time on the accusations of blogger Mamaev in Freemasonry

Artist Leonid Agutin commented for the first time on a lawsuit in which he sued blogger Ilya Mamaev, who accused him of Satanism and a Masonic conspiracy.

Mamaev in 2020 published the video “What kind of light turns on Agutin”, stating in it that the artist in his video “Turn on the light” is fooling the audience. The blogger saw allegedly “Masonic chess” in the video and that the number nine appears several times in it, which, as Mamaev stated, is a symbol of the victory of the Masons.

Agutin, in response to this, turned to a lawyer, and then to the court.

The singer’s representative reported that the blogger appeared at the meeting only once, and then, having sold his property, “urgently left Russia.”

The examination appointed by the court confirmed the violation of the rights of the artist. Mamaev was ordered to remove the video from all sites and give a refutation of the information from the video. However, he did not react to the court decision and continues to make videos about artists and conspiracy theories.

“It turned out that the aforementioned character turned out to be a banal creator of artificial sensations,” Agutin wrote on the social network.

According to him, the blogger does this “by throwing mud at famous people in order to attract an audience to his, as I understand it, completely unpopular channel.” He also noted that “few are able to withstand the author’s logic.”

Earlier, TV presenter Andrey Malakhov reacted to a new “conspiracy theory” associated with his participation in an old advertisement for Tide washing powder. “New day, new conspiracy theory,” he said.