ukrainian, so absolutely, and they started listening to more music, including music. stand-up comedian vasyl baidak channel at the beginning of summer, there are many people who now want to laugh, relieve anxiety, er, cheer up, because russia is doing everything possible to make us feel bad, and we talked with him, in particular, about that his repertoire changed a lot after february 24, he was focused on absurd comedy, now he watches more of everything that is real, the environment of the war has changed the language of the world. year that your repertoire has also changed, well, it is important here why stand-up is a cool thing, because it is very relevant, you wrote it, you wrote it, you recorded it, it is already there, for example, prytula satellite, this one you bought, you joked about it, it is relevant, it is on the internet , it has spread well, uh that's why i love this genre because it's so fast, it's really news, yes, buying satellite shelter, that is, news - these are sources now for you, for the victim of news. my reporter has changed. i'll say yes, and i understand what people need.

not understand the humor, he does not care, he will immediately say about it, you mentioned that vasyl baidak switched to the ukrainian language in his there was no such question for you in stand-up, because you were a star in the west of ukraine, and now you are already moving around ukraine with your tour. in your opinion, this is a phenomenon of the transition to the ukrainian language in stand-up. it is not the other way around . this is still such a trend because, well, there is probably a trendiness in this too, frankly, i would like it to be irreversible, but well, i just don’t see a way back well, then why should vasyl switch back to russian, i’m sure that this is just a forced measure and i'm sure that everyone will move and everyone will start to feel comfortable because at some point tymoshenko will move. as far as i know, he still thought in russian for a while, but he wrote in ukrainian, now it has disappeared from him and he thinks in ukrainian, so you mentioned anton tymoshenko and i was also preparing when to you watched various interviews of various stand-up artists, includin

well, your colleague also started listening to stand-up stand-up comedian vasyl baidak came to us on first channel at the beginning of summer, there are quite a few people who now want to laugh to relieve anxiety, er, to cheer themselves up, because russia is doing everything possible to make us feel bad, and we talked with him. comedy of the absurd, now he watches more of everything that is real around us, you said, and it seemed to me when i rewatched your performances, for example, that your repertoire has also changed over the past year. well, it is important here, why stand-up is a cool thing, because it is very relevant , you wrote, told, recorded it. it already exists, for example, shelter satellite, you bought this one, you joked about it, it’s relevant, it’s on the internet, it’s gone viral well, uh, i love this genre because of that, it’s so fast, that ’s really news, yes, buying shelter satellite that is, the news is a source for you now for a joke, news, my reporter has changed. let's say that and i understand what people need. for example, if i go out in such a difficult