So, where to start... this is a modified version of the song "Dancing Lasha Tumbai", with Japanese anime visuals. Japan is a country on an island in the far east. Anime is a cultural style of moving pictures formed in Japan. Oh.. i guess i should say that after the Peace of Westphalia the idea of state sovereignty was formed, and after the two world wars states were mostly formed along national identities. After those wars the European continent came to a relative peace, actually no, f@c, nevermind. Let's just say that these days it's preferable to sublimate national tensions by competing in sports or music. And there is one such song contest that takes place every year - Eurovision. This song belongs to a 2007 Ukrainian contestant. Ukraine is a country formed around the Ukrainian nationality, which was formed in the territory between the Russian and Polish-Lithuanian empires, which I hope you know about as an average orphan... Oof. The name of the song "Lasha Tumbai" was chosen because it sounds similar to "Russia Goodbye". Eurovision prohibits political statements in songs, so you need to be creative. The reason of "goodbye" is that Russia still has imperialistic tendencies, which Ukraine clearly does not like. 5 years after this song, when Ukrainians decided to get closer to the Union of European countries, Russia annexed some territories, and there is still war. About the content of the song... The genre is pop-folk and eurodance. The song uses four languages: German, English, Russian, and Ukrainian. In a way it mixes different languages, is energetic and don't have any fixed narrative, so you have to interpret the context yourself, this song is a perfect representation of postmodernistic culture of that time. So i guess the main thing that is needed to be explained is what this culture is like?.. I give up. *gives Deleuze to orphan, or something*

XD x2

"україна це круто"😃😃👍

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@@vikarwl Во первых посмотри кто это написал.во вторых это не плагиат Втретих потом обсирай

The song is in German

Got sei dank dieses Lied kommt aus der Ukraine