Egor Creed apologized for the longslide with the hero of the film “Go and see”

Singer Egor Creed said that he did not know about the existence of the film “Go and see” and did not put any historical message in his image for the new video, he wrote about it in his Telegram channel.

The actor apologized to everyone who touched his film image, and said that all the shots with the longslime in the clip “Cute Bastard” “urgently” were vlogged. In the video, he appeared in a longsleeve depicting the hero of the military drama Elem Klimov, a boy Fleura, who survived the occupation of Belarus. The image on the print was changed: the hero added tattoos, piercings and bright colors.

According to Creed, the memory of the Great Patriotic War and the tragedy that people experienced is sacred. He hadn’t seen or heard of the film, so he couldn’t have known that the image on his clothes referred to his poster. Longsleev, according to the singer, he bought in the store, and it was a "designer thing" that hung on the shelf in free sale. He "just put on a white long for the clip.".

“There are things that should stay above any information scandal. And the memory of the dead is one of them, Creed added and promised to check the images that were painted on his clothes from now on.

Member of the Public Chamber, Director of the League of Safe Internet Ekaterina Mizulina criticized the appearance of Creed in the longslive with a print of the hero of the film “Go and see”.

“This is overkill and mockery of the memory of all those who died during the Great Patriotic War,” she wrote in her Telegram channel.

Mizulina recalled her responsibility for the rehabilitation of Nazism and called such “creatives” part of the campaign to “zero historical memory” that, in her opinion, Western leaders are conducting. The state, she noted, needs to stop such actions “at the root”. To anyone who hasn’t seen the movie, Mizulina recommended it.

In mid-October, the concerts of Yegor Creed were canceled in Astrakhan, Ufa and Nizhnekamka. The reason was technical difficulties.

In May 2025, the FAS filed a case against Yegor Creed because of whiskey in a music video. Also, UFAS officers found the absence of a mark about advertising (part 16 of Art. 18.1) and a warning about the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption (part 3 of Art. 21).