Guf recorded a song about how in Russia “soon even breathing will have to follow rules.” And got into a spat with Noize MC in the comments

Guf recorded a song about how in Russia “soon even breathing will have to follow rules.” And got into a spat with Noize MC in the comments

The video for the song “Fog” was published on Aleksei Dolmatov’s YouTube channel on the night of May 1.

In the track, he raps that there “didn’t used to be so many” flashing lights in Moscow, which only makes people “more anxious,” and that in life safety classes they did not used to “teach people to dig trenches.”

“I remember the names of all 15 republics (of the USSR — editor’s note).

And I’m f\\\ing stunned by how they managed to use us like this.

That now we are supposed to call a friend an enemy,

It’s so strange, I want everything to be normal.

At least just so that bullets don’t fly overhead

I dream that all this will stop,” the song says.

Noize MC sent his verse in the comments on the Instagram of the DOMA community, where the track was also published:

“I’m munching a burger to Sobyanin’s health

And praising the motherland on an Instagram that’s been banned.

I love Russia from a pool at a villa in Thailand

And I’m not flying out of Bangkok before May.

In Krasnodar Krai, it’s raining bitumen —

And my boys and I are spacing out, wasted, watching the sunset.

It hasn’t smelled fried for a long time now, it smells like p\\\\\\\ —

But that’s somewhere out there, beyond the Third Ring Road.”

“And I forgot, you don’t want to come home. Or you can’t? Strange, huh?

Alright, send me your location in DMs, we’ll come over alone. Just don’t cry,” Guf replied.

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