A recent interview with a well-known Russian singer, referred to here as Yulian, touched on the controversial party hosted by Nastya Ivleeva at Moscow’s Mutabor club. He described the event as unappealing, calling it something hard to stomach and outside the realm of acceptable public behavior.
In his comments, Yulian explained that he was taken aback by the photos and videos showing many participants in partial or full nudity, with some in underwear or even just a single sock, dancing in what he described as their private spaces. His reaction was immediate and strong, labeling the scene as an abomination and suggesting that if people are pushed to extremes, they should reconsider their actions and perhaps seek help or guidance to regain balance.
The singer went on to argue that public figures bear responsibility as role models. He contended that the style of dancing and dress at the event could have a negative influence on younger generations and on society more broadly. From his perspective, attending such a scandalous gathering could lead some guests to miss future public celebrations, such as the New Year’s program, due to reputational concerns or rules about conduct in high-profile settings.
Ivleeva’s party at Mutabor, held on December 20, drew a number of familiar faces from the entertainment world, including Ksenia Sobchak, Olga Orlova, Philip Kirkorov, Glukoza, Lolita Milyavskaya, Oksana Samoilova, rapper Vacio, and Dzhigan. The dress code reportedly pushed attendees toward half-naked attire, creating a visual that sparked extensive discussion and commentary within media circles and among fans.
Earlier, Kirkorov had made public remarks in connection with Ivleeva’s event, drawing attention from prominent public figures and government officials alike for the provocative nature of the party and the conversations it generated about public moral standards and the responsibilities of celebrities in Russia. This sequence of statements and reactions fed a larger narrative about the boundaries of sensational entertainment and its reception in contemporary society. [Source: News World]