The mother of comedian Alexander Nezlobin, who lives in the USA, during a meeting with her son in Turkey, began to persuade him to return to Russia. The corresponding video appeared on the comedian's YouTube channel.
It is specified that a year ago the artist's mother visited him in the USA, recently the son met with his mother in Turkey. She asked if he liked the country in which he now lives and if he was going to return to his homeland.
"Everything is very good, everything is there and everything is very beautiful. Cafes and restaurants are such that, it seems to me, there are no such in America," the mother tells the comedian.
At the same time, Nezlobin says that he has not thought of returning yet and "while he lives there." But I am ready to come "as soon as it is safe."
"Moscow is generally a beautiful city. Yes and Russia is also a good country. Before, you think where something was, but now everything is there. Even abroad, you don't need to order to bring it," the woman emphasizes.
As reported by EADaily, earlier Nezlobin admitted that he often encounters haters on social networks.
According to him, in the comments he often meets with condemnation of leaving for the United States, users call America an aggressor country. In addition, many users believe that Nezlobin, who left the country, has no right to talk about Russia.
"It pisses me off when they say: "Leave off already from Russia". And you're like, "So I lived there for 40 years! It's as much a part of me as yours. Fuck you. You leave me alone Russia!", — Nezlobin advised critics.
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