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To spread: The new song of the Russian band Ay Yola

"Ukrainians, what's wrong with you?": The network was outraged

To spread: The new song of the Russian band Ay Yola "Homay" was headed by the Ukrainian chart at the Apple Music. In social networks, users were outraged by this situation, because the members of the collective actively raise funds in support of the Russian Federation, and the brother of the group of the band joined the so -called "their" and went to fight against Ukraine. Ay Yola is a Ufa band created last year. There are only two compositions in their work: "Homay" and "Batyr".

The composition includes vocalist Adel Shayhitdinova, bass gy other Ruslan Shikhitdinov and singer Rinat Ramazanov. They create music on the basis of Bashkir motifs, mixing them with electronics. "Homay" was included in the album "Ural Batyr". The song "Homay", which is customized, is dedicated to the mythical bird-female Homay from the Bashkorty heroic epic "Ural-Batir", performed in Bashkortic. The composition quickly became viral in Turkic -speaking countries and gained millions of auditions.

First of all, in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan, and later in the Ukrainian segment. Many Ukrainians, creating a video on this track, do not realize that they can support the invaders in this way. This situation already causes indignation on social networks. As it became known from social networks, Rinat Rinat's brother is fighting in the Russian army against Ukraine. The Ukrainians are outraged by the song and the reaction to it.

Thus, supporting the track of this Russian band, Ukrainians can unconsciously contribute to the financing of the Russian war against Ukraine. After all, the Ay Yola team earns to listen to its songs and transfers some of the received funds for the needs of the Russian army. Listening to songs on strings platforms is monetized. We will remind, the band Ay Yola from the Republic of Bashkortostan, the Russian Federation, took first place in the top 100 Apple Music of Ukraine.