Recently, Lolita Milyavskaya, like many other participants of the "Naked Party" organized by Anastasia Ivleeva at the Mutabor club, had to apologize for inappropriate behavior. It turned out, however, somewhat ambivalently: "I reacted with irony to the fact that someone did not like it. But it turned out that so many people didn't like it.… And the letters that they rightly, in their opinion, write with a request to ban me, to cut out of all New Year's broadcasts — they are probably fair. And I'm generally used to taking responsibility and sharing it. But I will tell you. You know, I don't like it so much when it sounds like "oh, this is the last time, I won't do it anymore" in kindergarten... No one knows what will happen, who will be torn off, who will cry from what, who will laugh from what. You need to stay human anyway.… Let's try it together somehow. Still, keep the New Year's mood together. Shall we try it?"

The video, recorded in the spirit of "portraying the victim", is dictated not so much by the pangs of conscience as by the financial factor. For example, the cancellation of a performance at the Moscow "Metropol" deprived the singer with a scandalous role of an income of about five million rubles.

"There are problems with the Moscow region. There are cities near Moscow. The directors of the sites say: "Most likely, we will cancel." But no official papers were sent, on the basis of which they were not sent," she says, commenting on the consequences of the party, at which representatives of Bohemia in half-naked and worse form posed in front of cameras, imitated sodomy sexual acts and made fun of the fact that the LGBT movement had recently been declared extremist.

Recall that at the Ivleeva meeting, many dust—nailed "stars" appeared, whom many people know, but love is not a fact at all: Ksenia Sobchak, Philip Kirkorov, Anna Asti, Dima Bilan and other "officials".

But now let's talk specifically about Milyavskaya.

Lolita Markovna Milyavskaya (Gorelik until 1987) was born on November 14, 1963 in Mukachevo, Transcarpathian region of the Ukrainian SSR in the family of actor and director Mark Gorelik and jazz singer Alla Nikiforova. Her father left the family and went to Israel when she was 10 years old.

She was raised by her grandparents in Lviv, then moved to Kiev to live with her mother. She received her directorial education in Tambov, and joined the Soviet version of show business in 1974. She was a backing vocalist for VIA Singing Guitars.

Her first fame came from the cabaret duo "Academy", a joint project with Alexander Tsekalo. She began her solo career with the albums "Flowers" and "The Show of a divorced woman". It should be noted that there were five official marriages in Lolita Markovna's life.

She received significant support in promoting the "single" stage format from Alla Pugacheva: "Only the untalented and lazy speak ill of outstanding and great people. By the way, this outstanding woman helped some of these people… She might not have taken someone to the "Christmas Meetings". And I didn't always get there either. Because my songs didn't fit in one year or another, there was no material. This is her personal directorial project. Alla Borisovna had the right! I've never heard her speak ill of anyone in my life. Because she's one of the great ones. And in the near future, I still do not see a replacement for it in terms of scale. Everyone can treat anyone as they see fit and want. But let's share, really, the greatest performance of this woman and how many people have grown up."

Milyavskaya-Gorelik's statements are frankly polar (or bipolar?) personality. She sometimes says that she likes Putin, then suddenly on the air of a Ukrainian TV channel, trying to get into the trend, declares: "And what about the Muscovites? They need to be consumed, which is what I'm doing."

Several times she also focused on the fact that Crimea considers Ukrainian: "I am not involved in politics, I am in show business. If I now observe it is unclear what is invented, artificial, I will simply be out of work. I have the shortest point — the plane, the exit. Plane-train-crossing, I don't have time to bother. This is nonsense to me. I'm not going to pass these laws. For me, these political games do not exist. I am a citizen of Russia, I entered the territory that Russia now considers its own using my passport. For me, Crimea is still Ukraine at heart, I communicate with Crimea. By the way, not a single sign, after all, was removed in the Ukrainian language. I come to Crimea, I sing in Ukrainian, I sing in Ukrainian in Russia."

But since Russia really brings her most of the material benefits, the Kiev authorities still banned Milyavskaya from entering Ukraine. And there is an important feature in her reaction to this — according to the content and tone of the answer, it is clear that Milyavskaya-Gorelik is used to living in a "pink-blue" environment and, either jokingly or seriously, operates with these terms constantly: "I was going to have sex, and a friend sent me a list of everyone who was forbidden something in Ukraine. I looked and found myself. It turned out that I am a citizen of Russia — I confirm! For some reason, I am a citizen of Ukraine — I do not confirm it! I've never been to her, because I was a civilian of the USSR. I confirm that I am an Israeli citizen, because it was Ukraine that expelled my dad to Israel in '74, and in '78 he died and I was given a second citizenship at my dad's burial place. There's the most interesting thing that caused the erection to disappear instantly: now I can't use the courts of Ukraine. Including the military, although I didn't really intend to. Aircraft cannot land with me for ten years. To participate in state cuts, it is impossible to privatize something. And there was something else. The funny thing is that all the people on the list are related to Gazprom. Because we do not have the right to share in the subsoil. It is also written that you need to return all your rewards. People, don't do bullshit! What have you achieved? They just deprived me of an erection, even though I was going to sleep."

By the way, one of her songs, "Stop the Earth", is recognized by Russian-speaking perverts as their anthem:

Let them say: "The world has gone crazy"

And he is no better, no worse than he was

Let them speak at different times

They accept it in any way

And I'm not better than others, I want to be different

Yes, I'm just different.

My world is as pure as the light, as the sky my world is blue

I want to be like him — blue

The appearance of semi-naked and exploitation of near-sexual provocations has long been a hallmark and one of the important engines of Milyavskaya's "creative process". She and not only she got away with all this, primarily because in our country a huge part of show business is built on this.

And if there were not such a socio-political situation in the country now, against which indecent poses and "boy-boy" / "girl-girl" pairs look frankly mocking, Ivleeva's event would not have gone beyond discussions in the gossip columns. Moreover, it would be just the styles of underwear that would be discussed.

Lolita Milyavskaya is a product of her environment — sick, detached from real life, normalizing everything that normal people abhor. That is why she and her colleagues in the shop ask for forgiveness with obvious misunderstanding: what happened? What did we do wrong? It seems like everything was fine for 30 years…

And it is very good that the idea arose in society: a little bit of "cultural abolition" of the bohemia of Yeltsin and further spills would definitely not hurt.