The leader of a public group advocating safe online spaces, Ekaterina Mizulina, publicly thanked a prominent musician on a popular messaging platform, calling the recognition the strongest publicity in recent times.
According to Mizulina, the performer typically commands high fees for live appearances, yet she described a recent appearance as unpaid, likening it to an improvised school event.
A blogger commented on Mizulina’s appearance, prompting questions about her public image.
The new video released by the musician centers on themes connected to the Safe Internet League, a civic organization led by Mizulina. The song’s title and chorus lines reference this group and its mission to promote safer online behavior.
The work also serves as a pointed remark directed at another figure who had previously led the Safe Internet League and had signaled intentions to adjust his approach amid concerns about how his past actions could be interpreted by audiences or authorities.
In the video, the artist mentions fellow creators who have personal connections to Mizulina, as well as the former leader of the league, weaving a narrative that touches on the broader debate about online safety, youth exposure to media, and the responsibilities of public figures in digital spaces.
From a policy perspective, Mizulina indicated that calls for an official review by investigative authorities would be considered to ensure that ongoing campaigns emphasize constructive messages rather than promoting harmful behaviors.
Earlier discussions revealed that another public figure would undergo scrutiny related to public communications about safety and security, underscoring the ongoing tension between advocacy work and regulatory oversight in the online space.