Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "Russia's 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY Concert was not great" video.

  1. To make it more interesting, "in de war" in Dutch means to be confused. (War is called oorlog.) So maybe the Russians are just confused about the West.
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  2. I heard the title on this video but then, later when I got the musicvideo recommended (because I kept listening to Peremen on repeat) I listened to the original and only later realized that they were supposed to be the same. The butchered version and the original are like an old dried square sponge with dust pretending to be a brick and an actual genuine beachpebble with blue wavey markings and layers of other rock in it.
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  3.  @thorbenwolfsblut3824  Hello, sure, the original is by the band Kino. It's Kino - Gruppa Krovi. There's a few versions, I noticed, but the original version has a darkblue background on the avatar, where he walks away. The other one he mentioned (it was quickly featured by a clip, red-brownish background with guitarplaying singer) is called Peremen, also by Kino. That one is faster and speaks of wanting changes. Peremen is demanding/wanting changes.
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  4. More soldiers did that. He was talking about the butchering of the original song. Gruppa Krovi, made by the band Kino. It was an anti war song, Gruppa krovi means bloodgroup, in the videoclip of the song, you see a guy forcefully taking the singer's blood from him and Viktor, the singer, explains how he doesn't want to go into war.
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  5. Oh sorry, I did not mean the tattoo thing, I meant their bloodgroup was on their armsleeve, for more soldiers.
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