The song “I am Russian” was included in the program of a Russian university

A Chelyabinsk university dedicated a couple to the analysis of SHAMAN’s song “I’m Russian”

At one of the universities in the Chelyabinsk region, seminars began to be held for students on the analysis of the song “I am Russian” by the singer Shaman. This became known after a video made by a student wearing such a pair spread across Telegram channels.

From the video it follows that the teacher played a clip of the song during class, and then told the students about the important meanings contained, in her opinion, in this song, and encouraged them to discuss them together. Thus, the teacher asked students questions about what the phrases “To spite the whole world” and “I’m going to the end” mean. The teacher also asked students to think about which phrases from the song “really work,” not counting “I’m Russian” – this is already clear to everyone, she noted. The teacher called the composition simple and at the same time brilliant. In addition, the teacher admired the fact that the artist “packs stadiums” and complained that she did not hear him on the radio. One of the students calmed the woman down, assuring her that the Shaman was on radio stations.

By data “Caution, news,” the seminar captured on video took place in December last year at the South Ural State Humanitarian and Pedagogical University. The channel reports that the Shaman’s song was played to students as part of the course “Fundamentals of Russian Statehood.”