Singer Speaks Out About Colleague and Explains Why She Isn’t Afraid of Hate
Ukrainian singer Anastasia Prikhodko openly commented on the wave of criticism surrounding Oleg Vynnyk. She explained what mistakes the artist made and why she herself does not face hate, despite her sharp remarks.
The artist shared her thoughts in an interview with RBC-Ukraine.
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What Prikhodko Said About the Hate Surrounding Vynnyk
According to the artist, he made several mistakes after leaving the country during the war.
“He said a lot of unnecessary things about the tanks he wanted to buy and didn’t buy. There’s a lot of it. When he was sending us a breath of fresh air from Berlin. You have to be a complete idiot to do that,” she stated.
Anastasia made it clear that for the sake of money, the singer easily switched to the Russian language.
“When he realized that he couldn’t attract an audience in Berlin speaking Ukrainian, he switched to Russian, that’s checkmate,” she noted.
This was one of the reasons why Vynnyk lost favor in Ukraine.
“People really dislike betrayal, especially Ukrainians. They don’t forgive it. Especially if you are a man. You understand, people are watching all of this,” she explained.
In the star’s opinion, Vynnyk acted poorly towards the audience that admired him. Moreover, he lied.
“These are your fans; they relied on you. You just abandoned them. People feel the insincerity. The guy lied, and that’s bad. You left – just sit quietly. But there is this tendency among Ukrainians – to boast, ‘I made it,'” she said.
Prikhodko criticized Vynnyk (photo: RBC-Ukraine)
About the Hate Surrounding Herself
Anastasia admitted that she receives a lot of criticism directed at her, but she is not afraid of it.
“I get a lot of backlash, and I think after this interview, I will get even more. I’m not afraid of it for one simple reason – I stand by my words,” she said.
She explained that she has always been on the side of Ukraine and remains with the people.
“I came here during the revolution. As a citizen of my country, I couldn’t act otherwise. And I remain with the people of Ukraine,” Prikhodko clarified.
Prikhodko emphasized that she supports the entire country without exception.
“I don’t speak badly of Lviv residents, Donetsk, or Luhansk. We are one big country. Therefore, I support everyone; everyone is suffering now. There is not a single person in our country who is not feeling bad,” she added.
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