Poles are offended, they are not allowed to enter the EU: the Ukrainian group that condemned the Russian Federation lost its income

The Ukrainian group "Vulgar Molly", which condemned Russia, remained practically without concerts. This is reported by the Shot telegram channel.

"Sale of blouses and T-shirts to fans from Russia is practically the only income that the group has left. The income from the sale of merch goes to the IP director of the group, which is registered in Russia, which is so unloved by artists," the publication says.

On average, the cost of one jacket is about 6 thousand rubles. According to the most scandalous leader of the collective Kirill Pale (Tymoshenko), the income from streams has dropped sharply, the number of concerts has halved. The only concert scheduled for 2025 is to be held in Moldova, but tickets for it are not selling well.

As EADaily reported, the band's musicians have been speaking negatively about the special military operation since 2022. At the same time on In Ukraine, the band annoyed fans by continuing to sing in Russian.

In November 2023, arriving in Poland, Pale allowed himself strange statements about the Polish language. On his social network page, he posted a video in which he said that in Poland he was "infuriated by the Polish language." Moreover, the video was published with a neural network translation into Polish, although the performer himself speaks Russian.

Profusely using obscene vocabulary, Pale said he did not understand why it was impossible to learn "normal Russian language" and speak it "by joining the Russian Empire." Seeing that a powerful scandal was breaking out, Pale tried to explain that it was humor — a parody of the imperial Russian, and, apparently, such jokes are not for everyone and are not always appropriate.

After the mass outrage of social media users, the band's concerts in Poland were canceled. A year later, in December 2024, the leader of the "Vulgar Molly" was banned from entering the territory of the European Union for 10 years.