Kremlin's ***y music video tells kids protesting corruption isn't cool
 

Kremlin's ***y music video tells kids protesting corruption isn't cool
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Kleptocracy is lit AF.*

Political opposition? Lame, according to Russian pop singer Alisa Vox—who, according to a source who talked to Russian news site Meduza, was paid $35,000 by the Kremlin for her new music video.*

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The song is called "Baby Boy," and it's all about the joys of **t protesting. Here's a sample of the lyrics, as translated by The Moscow Times:

The rest of the song describes a student protester who holds signs with "weak hands," missing classes and getting bad grades because he's a "puppet" of opposition forces who falsely promise him "great riches." Read more...

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