Rapper Scally Milano Song Banned in Russia: Legal Controversy Explored

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A court in St. Petersburg ruled that one track by rapper Scally Milano, whose real name is Daniil Dmitriev, is banned. The decision was reported by TASS.

The city’s courts’ joint press service stated that the song in question contains obscene language and promotes drug use.

In April 2023, Scally Milano challenged the ruling, while the head of the Safe Internet League assured the broadcaster that his work does not aim to promote illegal drugs or violate Russian law. Subsequently, the Investigative Committee reportedly canceled the audit into Scally Milano on grounds related to drug propaganda.

By the end of 2023, the artist said he sought to promote positive values through his music. He stated that he had cleaned up all of his past material from large concert venues.

Actor Anatoly Rudenko, known for roles in the films Trigger and Kamenskaya, could face up to three years in prison after being detained with mephedrone. A case could be brought against him under Part 1 of Article 228 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation for illegal possession of narcotic drugs not intended for sale.

Rudenko was detained in the evening on January 17 in central Moscow with 0.57 grams of mephedrone. He reportedly hid the drug in his underwear and sealed the bag. In interrogation, he claimed that he found a bag containing a white substance while walking his dog, thought it might be poison for dogs, and placed it into his jacket.

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