The Krasnodar scene has a new chapter as rapper PLC, whose real name is Sergei Truschev, weighs a plan to enhance a sports area in the courtyard of a house that once served as a video shoot location. This update comes through a publication known as “To climb.”
The video was filmed on the old sports ground along Gudima Street, a space once used for local football enthusiasm and now under consideration for a fresh project. PLC mobilized funding, drafted a detailed plan, and earned the nod of local authorities for support. Yet the people living nearby are uneasy about the prospect of louder mornings and livelier evenings as children and fans gather in the new outdoor setup.
The building manager has been openly skeptical. He noted that a group of neighbor friends formed an organized initiative to oppose the project, arguing that the proposed platform would invite significant activity into their garden spaces, potentially disrupting routine life for residents who cherish quiet and predictable surroundings.
Following the mixed reactions from the community, the artist is contemplating relocating the project to another site as a viable alternative. This consideration frames the broader conversation about balancing cultural initiatives with the everyday needs of neighborhood residents, especially in densely populated areas where outdoor gatherings can become a source of tension.
In a separate incident recapped for context, another performer, Mayot, faced an altercation when a shoe was thrown at him during a concert in Nizhny Novgorod. This anecdote adds to the ongoing dialogue about public performances and the unpredictable dynamics of live crowds.
Earlier reports also referenced a performance about SVOC that was canceled in the Perm region and subsequently staged in Tula, illustrating a pattern of events that travel across regions, sometimes meeting obstacles or changing venues due to logistical and community considerations. (citation: To climb)