Svetlana Loboda, who suddenly became the only Ukrainian singer and former soloist of the group VIA Gra, believes that viewers of her concerts should support Ukraine. She said this from the stage at a ceremony in Yerevan.
One of the spectators went up on the stage, and Loboda asked her to say that she supports Ukraine, and that she is not just for peace. The woman refused, apparently saying she had just come to the concert and didn’t want to talk about politics. Cries were heard in the hall: “Don’t talk.”
“Then I’ll let you go and I don’t want to talk to you anymore, I can’t. You came to my concert, which means you must support my position,” Loboda said clearly.
A clip of the video of the concert was published in the lobodainfor community on TikTok. The video has already received almost half a million views, and not all fans are ready to support the singer’s position.
“What do you mean I want you to say? I also want a lot of things, so what?”, “I’m giving up my tickets! I didn’t know that before you come to a concert with someone, you have to find out all his conditions and support”, “I came to a concert where I paid my money to listen to music , and not talking and listening about it. politics”, “corrupt spinner, I don’t care about your opinion,” “Just because I like the songs, doesn’t mean that I must give your opinion!” – wrote fans of the singer.
As reported EADailyfor the Loboda concert in Cyprus, which took place on October 26, tickets sell with great difficulty.
In the publication of the concert, which, surprisingly, is written in Russian, there is a direct speech of the singer, who stopped being shy about speaking Russian.
“I’m still doing what I do best: create songs, give myself to people on stage, and most importantly, today this gives me the opportunity to help and invest in the future free of charge in Ukraine. – said the singer.
It does not specify how the support is provided. But Loboda claims that spectators attend her performances “helping dozens of families to return to their homeland, to renovated houses”.
On the night before the concert, about 30% of the tickets were not sold.
