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00:00:03
Is Rock'n'roll dead?00:00:04
Brain Christianity..00:00:05
Three bags a day? Three bags a day?00:00:07
I don't like f*****s.00:00:09
A pain in the ass.00:00:10
This is me, Konstantin Kinchev.00:00:15
Konstantin, we would like to talk to you about what's going on with rock'n'roll in Russia..00:00:21
I feel like this is the perfect location to do it.00:00:25
Can you tell us where are we now?00:00:27
You're at my home.00:00:30
Okay.00:00:31
This is my place.00:00:32
I live here.00:00:34
[160 kilometers to Saint Petersburg
170 to Velikiy Novgorod
200 to Pskov]00:00:35
I moved here because I love this place more than the city.00:00:39
I would have stayed in the city if I liked it more.00:00:43
Weren't you afraid of becoming an old man here?00:00:51
I am an old retired man.00:00:54
I only go touring and then I come back here.00:01:00
I have a small home studio here.00:01:05
How does it feel to be an aging rockstar?00:01:08
I had the same life in the city. Rocknroll is not a job.00:01:13
It's hard for me to understand what retiring means.00:01:19
Retirement is often associated with living your best life doing what you enjoy.00:01:28
I've been doing this for 35 years already. Since I joined Alisa.00:01:42
I've become retired in a broad sense.00:01:45
I've been away from society for al my life.00:01:49
Let's clarify this..Is rocknroll dead?00:01:54
I can't speak for everyone. Our band is still alive because of our supporters.00:02:06
Thank you, guys!00:02:08
What about the rest of the bands?00:02:10
I feel like rocknroll is no longer significant for the society.00:02:17
Young people treat it as a gadget or even worse.00:02:23
As a gadget?00:02:24
They can't live without their gadgets. My folks couldn't live without rocknroll.00:02:35
Let's go back in time. I would like to understand how you became a rebel.00:02:42
Let's talk about the times when you were different.00:02:45
From the very beginning..Is it true that you had your first tattoo in the fourth year of school?00:02:51
Yes, I had this K letter. Now it looks like a point.00:02:57
I was around eleven years old when I had it.00:02:59
How did you get it?00:03:02
This was at the Russian language class. Or maybe reading or calligraphy..I don't remember.00:03:06
Calligraphy..00:03:08
Yes, we studied calligraphy back then.00:03:11
We would have it in the primary school. Whatever.00:03:16
So I did this with a fountain pen.00:03:19
You did this yourself..00:03:24
Sorry, I did this with a pin.00:03:26
I took the ink from the fountain pen and poked myself with the pin.00:03:30
I did this at the class.00:03:33
Was this your idea or did you see it somewhere?00:03:36
There was a movie called Serezha..And this boy did the same.00:03:45
My favorite movie was the Republic of Shkid..00:03:46
I wanted to be like Mamochka.00:03:53
The first rock band that you heard was Black Sabbath, wasn't it?00:03:56
It was.00:03:57
Where did you hear their music?00:03:59
We had a radio in our summer camp.00:04:06
And then I heard the cough. This was the Master of Reality.00:04:09
Their third record.00:04:11
The guy from the radio room would play some music instead of the horn sounds.00:04:22
This was a great camp. I loved it.00:04:29
I would come there for all three shifts.00:04:33
When I heard the song I asked them what it was. They told me it was Black Sabbath.00:04:39
I fell in love with the band.00:04:43
They released Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and a friend of mine got this cover. A devil hanging above the bed with 666.00:04:54
Hanging around a dying man.00:04:59
This was so cool. This is my favorite record.00:05:03
Still. Black Sabbath..00:05:06
I loved mystery. I loved everything otherworldly.00:05:14
I was a small man. I loved music.00:05:20
Ozzie would hypnotize me with his unique and nasty vocals.00:05:25
I'm still fascinated by him.00:05:28
Ozzie Osbourne said he would bequeath his body to science because he's one of a kind.00:05:34
He managed to survive forty years of alcohol abuse.00:05:38
I've read his book.00:05:39
Do you think your body is similar to Ozzie's?00:05:42
I'm a religious person and I would be buried in the ground.00:05:49
I don't think his body is one of a kind.00:05:59
He quit drinking when he was forty. I quit at 35.00:06:09
Ozzie didn't do heroin. He only drank alcohol and did cocaine.00:06:15
This is called light abuse.00:06:18
I was doing heroin for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.00:06:21
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner?00:06:23
Yes. Three bags a day?00:06:25
Yes.00:06:26
Sometimes I did it.00:06:28
Three bags a day?00:06:30
On my worst days, yes.00:06:32
Keith Richards is another person who survived this.00:06:36
Keith has been doing some real hard stuff.00:06:40
Ozzie didn't do heroin.00:06:43
[Don't do drugs, do sports:]00:06:47
I suspect that some of you wished to beat my ass at least once.00:06:52
I'm going to show you what to do when someone decides to kick your ass.00:07:03
[Ayub Magomadov
BJJ black belt]00:07:05
Grab me here and be aggressive.00:07:10
This is what I do in the streets when I see a bearded guy called Ayub.00:07:15
People keep doing this to me.00:07:17
Four fingers inside. Sharp side of my hand facing the opponent.00:07:23
Another hand goes above. Four fingers again. Bring him closer and rotate the wrist.00:07:29
This is a choke.00:07:31
Yury just felt it.00:07:32
Right here. Pushed me with his elbow.00:07:42
They grab you. Grab their hand. Rotate the joint and pull.00:07:50
What did you do?00:07:52
And Yury is ready to propose.00:07:55
Left hand goes over your hand. And then I rotate your wrist.00:08:05
A BJJ and Judo gym is a great bonus that you would get if you buy a flat in 2119 residential complex.00:08:16
It is located in the South-East of Moscow.00:08:21
There's a lot of news since our last episode here.00:08:24
They're building a new house where all the flats will be sold with finishing and the kitchen furniture.00:08:31
This is a showroom where everyone can take a look at the future flat.00:08:38
All the finishing is done. This is a great choice for several reasons.00:08:42
I can move in the day you buy the flat.00:08:45
It would cost you much more to perform all the finishing yourself.00:08:49
The developer is buying the materials for the whole house.00:08:52
This is why the price for them is much cheaper.00:08:54
They're also doing well outside.00:08:57
Boulevard is already constructed and many trees are being planted here.00:09:04
If I was buying my first flat today the choice would be much easier for me.00:09:09
You can buy a flat 63 square meters big with the finishing and kitchen furniture for 10.6 million roubles in the next month.00:09:22
If you don't need finishing the price would be 9.6 million.00:09:28
Find all the details in the description. If you're looking for a flat in Moscow, click at the link.00:09:36
This is a mirror because we're in the showroom. In your flat this would be a window. Can you imagine having a window in your bathroom?00:09:50
[Back to rock-n-roll]00:09:52
You mentioned this topic..Our show stands against drug abuse. 00:10:06
We've studied drug abuse of the nineties but we've never talked about drugs in the Soviet Union.00:10:18
Poppy grows everywhere.00:10:22
Look. You were doing three bags a day in the Soviet Union, weren't you?00:10:25
I was. In the eighties.00:10:26
Eighties and nineties. I quit in 1995.00:10:29
We would find poppy and cut it.00:10:37
Why did you want to do it?00:10:39
I was expanding my conscience.00:10:40
I started with weed..00:10:43
There was a guy from Qurghonteppa in our backyard..00:10:51
From the Middle East.00:10:52
[Qurghonteppa is a city in South-East of Tajikistan, 100 kilometers away from Dushanbe]00:10:53
He would bring poppy from Tajikistan. He would store it at my home.00:10:58
He was smarter than me.00:11:00
He wouldn't get caught.00:11:02
You would be sent to prison.00:11:04
So after smoking weed you started doing heavy drugs.00:11:06
We didn't know about drug addiction when we were smoking weed. There was no addiction in the Soviet Union.00:11:15
This was 1974.00:11:17
You were smoking weed in the seventies..00:11:19
I was. I finished school in 1976.00:11:23
Oh, shit.00:11:26
I thought..00:11:28
We're coming back to Ozzie..This is going to be a great episode..00:11:33
Ozzie's body is not that unique.00:11:37
What was the worst part about doing drugs? When were you at your lowest?00:11:41
My friends were dying. Igor Chumychkin..00:11:45
[Igor Chumychkin - Alisa guitarist]00:11:47
And Anatoly Krupnov later..And Alexey, who played sax..00:11:58
This was a plague.00:11:59
Nikita Zaytsev, too.00:12:01
So many people died.00:12:03
Why did Igor Chumychkin kill himself?00:12:06
I have no idea why he did that.00:12:11
I think that acid did this to him.00:12:20
I never liked acid. I had horrible acid trips.00:12:27
I didn't like those.00:12:30
I was going to hell when I did acid.00:12:33
All of my trips were in hell.00:12:36
Not my thing.00:12:39
Now I understand that these were warnings from the Lord.00:12:50
What was you near death experience?00:12:53
I was told that people would put a wet rag on me and it would sizzle and dry out.00:13:05
On your body?00:13:07
On my forehead.00:13:09
It would become dry.00:13:12
Yes. You were so overheated.00:13:15
I was. Luckily, it's now in the past.00:13:19
I'm clean. I quit doing drugs in 1995. Over twenty years ago.00:13:27
Drinking alcohol is a bit more complicated. I quit drinking for eight years when I was 40.
I started drinking again at fifty and now I don't drink anymore.00:13:36
For about a year.00:13:39
In 2016 you had some health issues.00:13:43
What year?00:13:44
2016.00:13:45
Yes. You had a heart attack.00:13:46
I did.00:13:48
What happened?00:13:49
This is called an infarction.00:13:52
I was working out in the gym and felt sick.00:13:56
I crawled home and told my wife I was sick.00:14:03
She sent me to the hospital.00:14:07
You realized you needed to go to the hospital.00:14:10
It hurt a lot.00:14:13
My heart hurt.00:14:16
They say heart doesn't hurt but it does.00:14:19
They sent me to the hospital and did ECG.00:14:22
Then they injected thrombolytic and called a helicopter after I had another heart attack.00:14:37
You were sent to Saint Petersburg.00:14:38
I was.00:14:39
Could you die that day?00:14:40
Of course, I could. I would die.00:14:44
What saved you?00:14:45
The doctors.00:14:47
Local ambulance saved my life.00:14:49
They injected thrombolytic..00:14:51
They did everything quickly.00:14:57
They did everything correctly and saved my life. Thanks to them I'm alive.00:15:11
Did you pay them back?00:15:13
Of course, I did.00:15:14
What did you do?00:15:15
I brought them a big basket.00:15:17
A full basket.00:15:19
A basket..00:15:20
Of different stuff.00:15:22
Do you remember your first show after the heart attack?00:15:31
I do. I was scared and I drank some cognac.00:15:38
It was okay.00:15:43
Were you nervous?00:15:44
Of course, I were. This is why I drank alcohol.00:15:48
How did the show go?00:15:50
It was great. You have this muscle memory.00:15:54
I don't drink too much before the shows. I control myself.00:16:02
There were a couple occasions..00:16:05
I wanted to ask you later..I can't resist.00:16:08
A recent show in Glavclub..00:16:11
This wasn't in Glavclub. This was in Kosmonavt.00:16:19
There were a few shows..They couldn't film me in the past..00:16:27
There was no Internet.00:16:32
Internet remembers everything, doesn't it?00:16:33
I'm embarrassed. I was waiting to perform for too long.00:16:40
The show was getting delayed.00:16:42
I made a mistake and got too drunk.00:16:46
You drank half a bottle of cognac..00:16:47
Much more than that.00:16:49
We play a good show after a bottle.00:16:54
I finish the bottle in the end of the set.00:16:59
This time you drank more than that.00:17:00
I did.00:17:01
Much more than that.00:17:02
I'm embarrassed and once again I apologize to my dear audience.00:17:10
And still you didn't mess up any lyrics.00:17:11
I guess, I did.00:17:12
Did you?00:17:13
I messed up some songs.00:17:16
Sukachev has those nights, too.00:17:20
Rushan used to sing for him when he was too drunk.00:17:24
Nobody can sing for you, though.00:17:25
Nobody.00:17:31
Is this your daughter?00:17:32
It is. Is she an actress?00:17:34
She is.00:17:35
Have you heard her singing?00:17:36
I have.00:17:37
We saw this on her Instagram.00:17:40
She sings well.00:17:41
She's great.00:17:52
Were you worried about her becoming an actress?00:17:56
It was her mom's idea. She said Vera needed to try this job.00:18:04
She was accepted in MAT.00:18:06
She studied at Serebrennikov's class.00:18:08
And stayed there for a year.00:18:09
She studied there for a year and then she went to Zhenovach's class.00:18:18
What did she tell you about Serebrennikov?00:18:19
They didn't have good relationship.00:18:23
I guess, she didn't like the aesthetics. She was brought up differently.00:18:29
Serebrennikov's style is too provocative, isn't it?00:18:31
I guess so.00:18:32
With all these..00:18:36
Are you talking about naked actors..00:18:38
And all of this stuff..00:18:40
Yes. Freedom of certain genders and so on..00:18:45
Did you know that Serebrennikov was famous for his style?00:18:50
Or did you find this out in the process?00:18:53
I found out in the process. I'm not into really theaters.00:18:58
So you couldn't make her change her mind.00:18:59
I didn't do it. She's a girl.00:19:02
This is fine.00:19:06
Do you like theaters?00:19:07
I do.00:19:08
Aren't one of those people who get bored?00:19:09
I love theater. I don't quite like cinematography.00:19:13
Can you explain why?00:19:14
There is some magic in theaters.00:19:17
While there is no magic in movies. There is production only.00:19:23
This is why I don't film our shows. A show is an act.00:19:28
There is a secret in every show. It disappears right after the show.00:19:36
'Sang and melt down'00:19:39
We finish our shows with this song.00:19:44
How can we film this magic?00:19:54
In 1993 you received a medal for defending Russia from Yeltsin.00:19:59
i did.00:20:00
Is it true that you tried to make him show the sign of the horns?00:20:04
He didn't have some fingers.00:20:05
I was hungover when they drove me there.00:20:08
I told Boris Yeltsin I was a little out of shape.00:20:16
This was nine days after Igor killed himself.00:20:20
Yeltsin said 'We are all out of shape on the ninth day.'00:20:25
He won me.00:20:29
I told him that all the street boys supported him.00:20:31
I asked him to show the sign of the horns to say hello to them.00:20:35
He said he couldn't do it because he didn't have some fingers.00:20:38
I asked him to use another hand.00:20:41
And he did it.00:20:42
He did a sign of the horns with his left hand.00:20:44
He did.00:20:45
I don't know if this was on camera..00:20:47
I guess, it was.00:20:49
He gave you a medal for defending the White House.00:20:52
He did.00:20:53
Why did you go there?00:20:54
It might sound banal but I followed my heart.00:21:00
I felt like if we didn't do it we would turn into an obedient herd again.00:21:16
Now this looks controversial. Back then I had no doubts about going there.00:21:29
What didn't you like about the Soviet Union?00:21:30
Everything.00:21:32
The hypocrisy.00:21:34
What does a young man dislike about the state?00:21:38
Hypocrisy.00:21:40
Lies. It's all fake.00:21:44
What makes modern Russia different from Soviet Union?00:21:47
I guess, nothing.00:21:48
The same fat ghouls at power.00:21:53
The thing is..Others wish to take our resources away.00:22:06
This is why we should have a strong army.00:22:09
And navy.00:22:11
Who wished to take these away?00:22:12
Of course, America.00:22:13
America wishes.00:22:15
It became obvious to me when they were bombing Belgrade.00:22:24
All the illusions that the West was a heaven on Earth were ruined.00:22:35
There are no illusions left.00:22:37
America has always been our enemy.00:22:43
I'm not talking about their people. Their people might be wonderful.00:22:46
Lovely people. Their state wants to destroy Russia.00:22:52
And it's never the opposite. Russia never wanted to destroy America.00:22:57
Russia defends itself.00:23:00
We have to defend.00:23:03
I know this isn't a popular opinion..00:23:06
It is popular.00:23:07
It's not.00:23:08
It's trendy on TV now.00:23:10
On TV it is. In reality it's not trendy.00:23:15
As far as I know, 86% of Russians support this opinion.00:23:18
It is popular indeed.00:23:20
I don't believe in 86%. Whatever.00:23:23
Can you clarify the relation? America was bombing Belgrade..00:23:31
Which was definitely a wrong thing to do.00:23:35
Why do you think they wish to destroy us?00:23:38
Because we and the Serbs are brothers.00:23:41
They threatened us. They slapped us in the face. This could happen to us.00:23:51
They were destroying or Orthodox Christian brothers.00:23:55
Serbs are our only brothers. Bulgarians are cowards. They are not our brothers anymore.00:24:05
Are they cowards because they're in EU?00:24:06
They are.00:24:09
They don't have an opinion.00:24:14
Are Ukrainians our brothers?00:24:15
They are.00:24:17
They definitely are.00:24:18
Unfortunately, they turned to other side. To Bandera side.00:24:29
They hate us. And this hate is going to grow in the future.00:24:39
Don't you feel like we could prevented this from happening?00:24:45
How?00:24:48
We could have a better quality of life here than in Europe.00:24:56
If we were as wealthy..00:24:58
Our territory is too big. It all comes to one problem.00:25:02
Our country is too big.00:25:04
And because of it we cannot be wealthy?00:25:06
We cannot lose any territories.00:25:10
Canada is a big country as well, but the retired people in Canada live better than in Russia.00:25:20
You need to ask the politicians. They are responsible for it.00:25:26
I do rock-n-roll.00:25:29
I exist outside the society. I wish we were as wealthy as Canada. For some reasons, we are not.00:25:35
This is my answer. I'm a clown, a joker.00:25:44
I cannot say why we are so poor. I would be a politician had I known the answer.00:25:53
I would be sitting in my office with these giant cheeks.00:25:56
Can you imagine protesting now as you did in 1991?00:26:04
I'm too old. I'm to old to climb the barricades.00:26:10
What difference does it make?00:26:13
I think you can do more chin ups than me in your gym.00:26:17
What can I protest against?00:26:20
I'm happy now.00:26:22
Shit..00:26:24
A happy rock musician?00:26:26
This is me. Konstantin Kinchev.00:26:28
You have to..00:26:30
The end.00:26:32
In this genre you have to..00:26:35
The journalists invented these rules.00:26:37
How?00:26:38
You did. You made this genre up.00:26:40
All this protest and so on.00:26:42
Yes! A pain in the ass.00:26:44
You made this crap up.00:26:45
We need to fight this cliche.00:26:49
And leave you disappointed.00:26:53
'We don't get it. We need to write something'00:26:57
Okay..Do Ozzie and Bono know that this cliche was invented by journalists?00:27:04
They still represent the cliche.00:27:07
Bono is still touring around the world..00:27:12
What do people think about Bono? They think that he's fucked in the head.00:27:15
He's always fighting for something.00:27:19
He should be doing more music.00:27:22
I don't like U2.00:27:23
I've read that his fellow Irish people don't quite like him.00:27:36
They call him the same word that I used.00:27:40
There are much more problems in Ireland..00:27:43
than protecting African bugs from the floods.00:27:54
Okay. What about Roger Waters?00:27:56
Is he also fucked in the head?00:27:58
He's not. I like him more.00:28:02
He's a pain in the ass, too.00:28:04
He has a opinion.00:28:06
Ozzie doesn't have one.00:28:08
People are different.00:28:10
We have Shevchuk and Makarevich.00:28:13
They are a pain in the ass.00:28:15
They are great guys, I respect them a lot.00:28:19
They have an opinion.00:28:21
They cannot stay quiet.00:28:24
I can.00:28:26
I'm okay with everything.00:28:29
In 2011 you said we needed to protest.00:28:36
The lie was too obvious. I was so outraged. I'm outraged by United Russia.00:28:45
I don't like United Russia.00:28:48
I'm sick of Putin. It's clear that they are going to rip the country in pieces if he leaves. Let him stay.00:28:57
I'm sick of him, though.00:28:58
I can't look at him anymore.00:29:01
And for how long does he need to stay?00:29:04
As long as he wants, like a tsar.00:29:07
We should anoint him and relax.00:29:12
I support monarchy. Only a monarch can rule such a big country.00:29:19
Don't you think that he can have a couple of successors?00:29:23
I don't.00:29:28
Why?00:29:29
I think his family members can replace him. I offered such an elegant scenario and got criticized for it..00:29:44
What was your suggestion?00:29:46
There are two royal brothers in England and Putin has two daughters..00:29:55
We need to make something big out of it..00:30:01
Do you want Harry to..00:30:04
We would start a dynasty..00:30:06
Oh, god..00:30:07
Elegant, isn't it?00:30:11
And British Royals would replace Putin, right?00:30:15
They would.00:30:16
It's too late, they are all married now.00:30:20
I had this idea in the 2000s.00:30:25
Like Boris Yeltsin called this, a squiggle.00:30:29
Oh, god!00:30:31
I agree.00:30:37
Is this the path to the lake?00:30:39
It is. Is this your banya?00:30:41
It is.00:30:42
How big is your plot?00:30:44
About 17 hundred square meters.00:30:49
Let's go to the lake.00:30:51
It's a tiny plot.00:30:52
It is.00:30:53
Is this your boat?00:30:54
It is.00:30:55
Do you sail a lot?00:30:57
I go fishing every fall. This is when I sail.00:31:04
Every winter the lake gets frozen.00:31:05
We skate here.00:31:07
Do you? Of course, we do.00:31:08
Do you have a hockey stick?00:31:09
I also have a net.00:31:10
There was a show when you fell off the stage.00:31:23
Yes, I remember the balloons.00:31:25
What city was that?00:31:26
This was a gas- or oil-producing town..00:31:29
Close to Ukhta. We were playing at some holiday show.00:31:38
Like a City Day? Kind of. These balloons confused me.00:31:42
I stepped on one and fell down.00:31:45
Is this where Natali also fell down?00:31:46
I don't think so.00:31:47
She wasn't there, was she?00:31:49
She wasn't.00:31:50
You stood up pretty fast..00:31:54
I regrouped.00:31:55
Regrouped? I learnt this as a kid.00:31:58
You played hockey when you were a kid, didn't you?00:32:00
I played hockey and did gymnastics.00:32:03
Artistic gymnastics.00:32:04
Artistic?00:32:07
You were playing for Spartak hockey team.00:32:08
I was.00:32:09
Fomenkov was coaching me. As well as Evgeny Mayorov.00:32:12
Evgeny Mayorov?00:32:14
A famous player who later became a legendary announcer.00:32:17
Why did you quit hockey?00:32:19
Look at me.00:32:21
So what?00:32:22
All the guys grew up. I was playing guitar and smoking.00:32:28
Some weed..00:32:30
So you quit.00:32:32
I did.00:32:33
Do you support Spartak or Zenit?00:32:36
I've never supported Spartak.00:32:39
I was a CSKA fan when I lived in Moscow.00:32:41
Even though I was playing for Spartak.00:32:43
This is so..00:32:45
It is..00:32:46
This is a treason.00:32:47
I lived close to Sokolniki, where all the Spartak academies are located.00:32:53
This was more convenient for you.00:32:55
It was.00:32:56
So now you support Zenit.00:32:58
Of course, I support Zenit now.00:32:59
I'm a bit of a traitor. I played for Spartak and supported CSKA.00:33:05
I can root for Zenit now.00:33:07
What did you feel when the fans invited you to sing Nebo Slavyan?00:33:11
I was honored to do it.00:33:14
It was a big honor.00:33:25
It feels great when they invite me to come over.00:33:31
It's more powerful than the show.00:33:42
There's another important topic that gets teased in rock community. I would like to talk about it seriously.00:33:54
This is Orthodox Christianity.00:33:56
What happened in Jerusalem that made you get baptized?00:34:05
In 1992.00:34:07
Saying that there was a miracle would be a big understatement.00:34:10
I cannot describe it.00:34:13
I was excited.00:34:17
I was looking for god. I was getting ready to accept this faith.00:34:28
My trip to Jerusalem was another gift that I got after a couple of others.00:34:41
Stas Namin offered me to play a show there.00:34:46
We played a show at the fires of hell. The venue is located right there..00:34:58
In Jerusalem?00:34:59
Where the fires of hell used to be.00:35:01
They would throw all the dead bodies there to keep the city clean.00:35:07
And now there's a venue there.00:35:11
We were playing a show in the fires of hell.00:35:13
This is rock-n-roll.00:35:14
Okay.00:35:16
This is how journalists see it.00:35:19
It's not about the journalists. I'm as impressed as you were by Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.00:35:26
I like the mystery.00:35:28
We stayed in Jerusalem for a week. After we played the show.00:35:33
I went around the city. I visited all the monasteries..00:35:44
We met a nun from a monastery..00:35:58
Which didn't belong to Russian Orthodox Church yet..00:36:04
I followed her to the monastery. We walked through the Garden of Gethsemane.00:36:13
I followed her and went back.00:36:17
I climbed over the fence to see the olive tree where Jesus got arrested.00:36:26
Did you know this was the tree?00:36:29
I knew that. You just have to believe it.00:36:34
I sat there thinking: it would such a blessing if I get stabbed here.00:36:43
Stars above me..00:36:47
I flew back to Moscow and got baptized.00:36:53
Then I started fighting my addiction.00:37:02
I knew I had to quit. I was accepted in my church despite being despicable.00:37:17
Could they refuse to baptize you?00:37:18
I don't know that. I felt like I didn't deserve it.00:37:21
I didn't deserve to be baptized.00:37:25
I was a bastard. Stinky bastard.00:37:29
Who was I?00:37:31
Garbage. Dust.00:37:35
I was honored to be accepted. So I started fighting my addiction.00:37:38
I was praying to God to make me stronger. Three years later I quit doing drugs.00:37:48
I could only do it with God's help.00:37:50
I can only be thankful to my dear church.00:37:56
That's it.00:37:58
People say I have brain christianity. It's okay.00:38:04
They can think whatever they want. I wish them all the best.00:38:09
I know there is no mechanism behind this..You were fighting addiction for three years after you became religious..00:38:22
It took you three years to stop doing drugs. Why did this miracle happen in three years, not four or five?00:38:30
How do you explain this?00:38:33
This is a sickness. It needs to be fought just as we fight cancer with chemotherapy.00:38:43
Most of the people die from cancer.00:38:49
A small percentage survives. I'm one of those survivors.00:38:58
I would never do this on my own.00:39:00
This sickness absorbs you.00:39:04
Every cell of your body is asking for another dose.00:39:10
This is a tough battle.00:39:14
Both physically and mentally. It's hard to leave it behind.00:39:24
Chacha Ivanov of Naiv said you lost a lot of fans after you became religious.00:39:33
Is this true?00:39:34
Did you feel this?00:39:37
Our band is a rollercoaster. There are some ups and downs which are never fatal.00:39:51
We lost some part of our audience. They switched to Korol & Shut.00:39:57
And then we got these people back.00:40:02
This is it.00:40:04
We lost our liberal nerd audience.00:40:15
May God help them find another favorite band.00:40:22
The nerds?00:40:23
Yes. I think they've left the country already.00:40:28
This is why our shows abroad aren't that good.00:40:34
We're playing some decent shows in Germany..And that's the only foreign country where we have a big audience.00:40:44
People who left Russia in search of a better life would listen to Nebo Slavyan.00:41:01
I have some questions about this song, too.00:41:02
You used to say you support the Patriarch because you're a soldier. Soldiers never discuss the order.00:41:12
I still think the same.00:41:14
What if the Commander possesses some luxuries which have nothing to do with faith?00:41:24
I'm a private and shouldn't notice these luxuries.00:41:35
Isn't this hypocrisy?00:41:37
Why?00:41:38
He has this luxury watch. You pretend you don't see it.00:41:42
I don't know what you're talking about.00:41:45
The watch that disappeared from the photo.00:41:47
Do you think I use Internet as much as you do? I don't.00:41:51
I can live without it.00:41:55
Another question. I'm convinced that most of the priests are great people and they are keeping church alive. These people are protecting our country.00:42:17
What about the priests who have these luxuries? Watch, cars, alcohol..00:42:34
I agree with you on this one..00:42:38
Why do you think you are a soldier of these people?00:42:46
This is good for my soul.00:42:49
It gives me humility.00:42:52
It makes no sense.00:42:55
It makes no sense. Faith has nothing to do with common sense.00:43:04
Faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.00:43:10
This how Paul defined faith.00:43:14
People in church have the same sins that we have.00:43:19
This is obvious. This might sound wild for a neophile.00:43:30
You don't want to accept it. If you realize that the church is no different from the world you would accept that.00:43:52
Satan is here to seduce us.00:43:58
The priests, too.00:44:02
They'd have to pay for that, though.00:44:05
Some people live thinking they would never die.00:44:09
Most of the people live this way.00:44:11
This isn't good for them.00:44:13
I'm talking about the fat priests, too.00:44:20
Or even the monks.00:44:24
They would all be accountable.00:44:26
For every sin.00:44:31
Have you ever felt like the Patriarch was one of those priests?00:44:41
He is chosen by other priests. This is their choice. I like Kirill.00:44:53
What do you like about him?00:44:54
He's a good politician and negotiator.00:45:02
It is good for the Patriarch.00:45:04
When he met the Pope he did the right thing for the Christians.00:45:16
He is a smart diplomat.00:45:24
Others would never do that.00:45:26
You've seen a lot in your life. Can you explain why is the Orthodox church so intolerant to homosexuals?00:45:35
Christ was intolerant to them, too.00:45:40
This is it.00:45:41
This is unnatural.00:45:50
This is unnatural.00:45:52
Lots of things are unnatural..00:45:53
Who would give birth?00:45:54
Some of heterosexual sex practices are unnatural, too.00:46:04
Probably..00:46:05
We allow these to happen.00:46:07
We don't.00:46:09
Your quote from 2007:'We shouldn't use tolerant words to describe homosexuals.'00:46:17
'We should send these guys to prison.'00:46:20
I said this in the Far East.00:46:25
Ten years later..Do you still think the same?00:46:27
Of course, they have to be scared.00:46:31
Going to prison for private life?00:46:34
Okay..Let God judge them.00:46:37
I don't like f****s. What can I do about it?00:46:42
Why would you send them to prison?00:46:43
I don't want them to molest the kids.00:46:48
Do you think they molest the kids?00:46:51
Of course, they do.00:46:53
Heterosexuals can molest kids, as well.00:46:56
You're talking about pedophilia, not homosexuality.00:47:00
Listen..00:47:05
I'm trying to understand your logic. I don't want to persuade you.00:47:08
I don't them to have any parades. They can f**k each other in the ass privately.00:47:18
They're fighting for their rights now.00:47:24
Let them have their parades at Airborne Forces Day.00:47:28
We'll see what happens.00:47:31
There's a lot of buzz around the insulting the religious feelings law. What do you think about it?00:47:36
I think this is bullshit.00:47:38
This is absurd. I think article 282 is also pretty bad.00:47:46
They've sent some guy to prison for posting a picture of me.00:47:48
There was a picture of me from one of the shows. They considered this as extremism.00:48:03
They sent the guy to prison.00:48:04
What did you do on the picture?00:48:05
I raised my hand the wrong way..00:48:08
Pointing to the sun?00:48:11
I just raised my hand during the show.00:48:16
I think that these laws are worth protesting against.00:48:23
These need to be cancelled.00:48:25
Article 282 needs to be cancelled.00:48:27
How is the other one called?00:48:31
Insulting..00:48:32
Insulting the religious feelings. This is bullshit.00:48:37
Can you explain why?00:48:39
There is no such thing as insulting the religious feelings.00:48:43
If you are a true believer.00:48:45
Christ was beaten and crucified.00:48:49
Was this an insult?00:48:53
Christ taught us to follow him.00:48:57
If they beat you, God loves you.00:49:07
You're on the right path.00:49:11
Not vice versa.00:49:13
Religious feelings were invented by United Russia.00:49:19
These kulaks..00:49:24
I'm surprised that you are both liberal and conservative.00:49:32
I'm a paradox. I'm surprised, too.00:49:38
You've watched the whole World Cup.00:49:39
I have.00:49:40
Here in the village.00:49:42
Even England-Tunisia and Belgium-Panama?00:49:45
I watched all the games.00:49:46
Wow.00:49:47
You have a lot of spare time.00:49:50
I do. All of my time is spare.00:49:53
Even when I'm on tour.00:49:55
This is my spare time.00:49:57
The heaviest thing I ever held in my hands was the mic.00:50:04
The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle is about me, too.00:50:09
Why do you think we're not in the semis?00:50:12
Because of Smolov.00:50:17
You said he was showing off.00:50:18
Absolutely. He was.00:50:20
Was he?00:50:21
I think so.00:50:22
What else could that be?00:50:26
He didn't aim at the center. He shot at the goalie.00:50:33
He should have hit the center.00:50:36
Of course.00:50:37
He should have kicked it higher than he did.00:50:39
Higher?00:50:40
Of course.00:50:41
Do you a have a favorite player in team Russia?00:50:43
It's Dzyuba.00:50:45
He's a cool guy.00:50:47
He's a traitor, too.00:50:49
He is. I respect him.00:50:50
What annoys you the most in Russian football?00:50:52
Their laziness. I can't stand this laziness.00:50:59
Cherchesov managed to get rid of it.00:51:05
As soon as he did it they started running. They were grinding for the win.00:51:10
This was great. It was a pleasure to watch them play.00:51:16
I was happy and proud.00:51:19
Aren't we all lazy?00:51:22
We are..Cherchesov has managed to get rid of it.00:51:28
Russian Premier-League is so boring..00:51:33
They're all walking around the pitch relaxed.00:51:43
We need to clarify a couple of things for the new generation. For those who are seeing you for the first time.00:51:54
Can you explain what it is drawn on the cover of Solstice?00:51:59
There is a Solstice on the cover of the Solstice album.00:52:07
It pretty much looks like a swastika.00:52:08
So what?00:52:09
Is it a swastika?00:52:11
Swastika is a path that the sun follows from the West to the East.00:52:17
This is swastika.00:52:19
Solstice is a direction from the East to the West.00:52:22
It's the opposite.00:52:25
It is.00:52:26
Not from heart to the sun but from sun to the heart.00:52:29
What did you mean to say when you made this cover?00:52:32
A flying cross is a symbol of the Holy Spirit.00:52:35
In the Orthodox tradition, a path following the Holy Spirit lies from the East to the West.00:52:49
Like this flying cross.00:52:52
The blessing of the Holy Spirit that comes from God is directed from the West to the East.00:52:58
If you're turning this cross..Choose your side correctly. Be a human, not a God.00:53:09
Ask for this blessing of the Holy Spirit.00:53:13
This is what I meant by this album cover.00:53:18
Let's be honest. Were you surprised when many people saw it as a Nazi symbol?00:53:28
I knew what I was doing.00:53:30
It didn't stop you.00:53:31
It didn't.00:53:32
It was important for me to do it.00:53:39
This cover was important for me.00:53:43
I knew I would get no promotion in the media..00:53:50
I was criticized by almost all the journalists.00:54:00
I still did it.00:54:03
I went through this.00:54:05
Let's clarify what you think about it.00:54:11
Do you have any Jewish or Caucasian friends?00:54:15
Of course, I do.00:54:16
Close friends as well?00:54:18
Yes. My friend Bekhan is Chechen..And I have a lot of Jewish friends.00:54:25
What does Bekhan feel about Nebo Slavyan (Slavic Sky)?00:54:29
We loves it. Tatars love it, too.00:54:32
He's fine.00:54:43
Some Chechens say they wish I was Chechen and wrote a similar song for them.00:54:51
Look..I think that a Russian nationalist is different from a Ukrainian nationalist. A Ukrainian nationalist is a Nazi..00:55:07
He thinks his nation is the one.00:55:12
Russian nationalists are imperialistic.00:55:20
We are willing to unite all the nations around us.00:55:26
We don't want to humiliate anyone.00:55:30
We would give them homes.00:55:35
You've never humiliated other nations, haven't you?00:55:38
At home..Or somewhere else..00:55:42
I can't be sure about that. I'm mad at myself when I do so. I know it's wrong.00:55:55
There are no good or bad nations.00:55:59
There good and bad people.00:56:04
It has nothing to do with nations.00:56:05
We are all created by God.00:56:09
What about your fascist reputation..00:56:13
They made this up in 1987..00:56:15
Have you ever been sick of it?00:56:19
I haven't. The dog bark but the caravan goes on.00:56:23
Doesn't it encourage you? Am I wrong?00:56:29
In some sense, it did.00:56:32
It gave me an impulse to fight them. It helped me write new songs.00:56:45
It's a nice feeling. I like it.00:56:49
Nowadays I don't care.00:56:52
I don't care how I look.00:56:56
Let me ask you the final question: have you ever liked fascism in any kind?00:57:01
I liked the aesthetics.00:57:04
The aesthetics?00:57:05
What do you mean?00:57:12
I like their uniform and their colors.00:57:17
You like the visual part.00:57:18
Yes, the visuals.00:57:19
I hate the rest of it.00:57:27
What is going on here, Konstantin?00:57:28
This is fermenting room.00:57:31
In these tins.00:57:32
Moonshine is made of this ferment.00:57:34
It is. I don't do it anymore because I stopped drinking.00:57:37
What do you do with the ferment?00:57:39
You leave the ferment for two weeks. And then I boil it in a cube.00:57:46
What is a cube? A big pot?00:57:48
Here it is.00:57:50
Okay.00:57:52
There are tubes for the steam.00:58:00
And the coil. When veterans die they out their medals at the front of the carriage.
Rock-n-rollers have coils.00:58:19
Konstantin, this was illegal in the Soviet union. Is this legal now?00:58:24
It is legal as long as you don't sell anything.00:58:26
It is legal if you're making this for yourself.00:58:28
Right. What does the church say about it?00:58:32
About drinking?00:58:33
Yes.00:58:35
What makes us different from Muslims? We are allowed to drink.00:58:41
We have to behave, though.00:58:44
This is the most difficult part. That's why I don't drink.00:58:52
Before the blitz..00:58:54
I would like to use this opportunity..We haven't talked about it yet.00:58:59
Shevchuk told you he was offered 100 thousand dollars for a song when he was offered to support Yeltsin.00:59:07
Huge money..00:59:09
Do you remember how much?00:59:10
120 thousand dollars for a song.00:59:13
Sorry?00:59:14
120 thousand dollars for a song.00:59:17
I applaud him. We are losers and we played for 3 thousand.00:59:25
Three thousand dollars?00:59:26
This was our wage back then.00:59:28
Three thousand dollars for a team of twelve people.00:59:32
This is it.00:59:34
I played there because I was doing all I could for communists to lose.00:59:43
I hate the Soviet Union.00:59:46
Twenty two years later..Do you think you were wrong?00:59:49
I don't.00:59:50
I don't think I was wrong.00:59:53
I played there because I wanted to play a show against the communist regime.01:00:09
Don't you feel like the regime is back?01:00:13
It feels like it's coming back.01:00:16
This is why I'm asking.01:00:17
I don't like it.01:00:18
So don't you think you were wrong?01:00:20
This would have happened much earlier otherwise.01:00:29
I showed your live videos to my guys..They said you looked like Hulk Hogan.01:00:47
Do you look so good because of this gym?01:00:52
I don't look so good now. There was a period when I worked out a lot.01:00:57
Now I don't exercise that often.01:00:59
I started drinking and stopped exercising.01:01:02
I'm trying to recover now.01:01:03
How much do you bench horizontally?01:01:06
I don't bench more than 60 kg.01:01:08
60 kg for a few reps.01:01:10
Three sets of ten reps.01:01:12
How much do you weight?01:01:13
I weight 79 kilograms now.01:01:16
How many chin ups can you do?01:01:18
About six times.01:01:21
I'm trying to work out three times a week. Monday, Wednesday, Friday.01:01:27
You're working out in this gym.01:01:29
For an hour.01:01:31
Great!01:01:37
Are you happy?01:01:38
I am absolutely happy.01:01:40
I can't complain. I've had such an interesting life doing nothing.01:01:51
I've been doing nothing.01:01:54
Do you consider yourself a legend?01:01:56
Of course, I do.01:01:57
Undoubtedly.01:02:02
Would you like to die like Tsoy?01:02:03
I wouldn't.01:02:04
I'm talking about his age.01:02:06
I wouldn't. I would live as long as God lets me.01:02:12
If I'm still alive he needs me.01:02:15
This is my principle. I don't care about my age.01:02:21
What is your purpose now?01:02:23
Only God knows this. I don't understand.01:02:26
Haven't you tried to understand it?01:02:28
I tried but I cannot predict anything.01:02:32
This is a quite by me.01:02:35
By you?01:02:36
Yes.01:02:41
Who is the best rock musician ever?01:02:43
For me it's clear. This man is an icon. His name is Keith Richards.01:02:56
Why him?01:02:57
There was no rock music before Keith Richards.01:03:00
Keith Richards wrote his gospel.01:03:07
Rock-n-roll gospel.01:03:09
A gospel of everything that can be called rock-n-roll.01:03:11
Didn't the Beatles play rock music?01:03:15
They played pop music.01:03:16
Pop?01:03:18
I think so.01:03:21
They were talented and great but they played pop.01:03:27
Blitz. Short questions and not particularly short answers.01:03:30
Alice in Wonderland or Alice Through the Looking Glass?01:03:32
Through the Looking Glass, of course.01:03:34
Why?01:03:35
There is a secret behind the looking glass.01:03:39
There is a miraculous tree in the Wonderland only.01:03:44
Is there a song that you wish you wrote?01:03:47
There are many songs that Viktor Tsoy wrote..01:03:50
Can you call three?01:03:52
Gruppa Krovi, Pesnya Bez Slov, and Spokoyanya Noch.01:03:58
What are three biggest songs of Russian rock music?01:04:00
Gruppa Krovi..01:04:09
Rock-n-roll is dead..01:04:14
Proebal.01:04:22
By FPG.01:04:23
Respect!01:04:24
Why do you know about this band?01:04:28
We are friends with them.01:04:30
We went fishing two weeks ago.01:04:34
Pukh is a great frontman. He reminds me of myself.01:04:41
We're similar.01:04:47
We're the stars of the stage.01:04:49
It's a rare thing.01:04:51
Is there a tattoo that you wanted to have but didn't have?01:04:57
I wanted to have Solstice on my belly.01:05:01
And a double-headed eagle on my back.01:05:05
No numbers? No 14 or 88?01:05:07
These aren't my numbers.01:05:09
My numbers are 25/17.01:05:12
This is the maximum for me.01:05:15
Why don't you have a solstice on your belly?01:05:17
I decided not to do it. My body is a visible part of my soul.01:05:22
This is what my religion taught me.01:05:27
Why would I make it worse?01:05:31
How old were you when you wanted to do it?01:05:32
Sorry?01:05:33
How old were you?01:05:34
I was mature.01:05:35
Recently?01:05:36
Sure. Did you have any new tattoos after becoming religious?01:05:40
I didn't. So all of your tattoos were done before 1992.01:05:42
All before 1992.01:05:43
Who is the best female rock vocalist in Russia and USSR?01:05:47
Alla Pugacheva.01:05:48
Rock vocalist? Rock vocalist.01:05:49
At least, blues vocalist.01:05:51
I love Alla Pugacheva as much as I love Ozzie Osbourne.01:05:58
Basta or Guf?01:06:00
Of course, Guf.01:06:01
Why?01:06:03
Because he's honest.01:06:05
Basta is a sellout.01:06:08
Sellout?01:06:09
He is.01:06:10
Can you explain why?01:06:11
How can I explain?01:06:13
Can you give any examples?01:06:14
He needs to figure out if he's Basta or Noggano.01:06:18
Wow.01:06:20
Of course. It's an alter-ego.01:06:22
Is this an alter-ego? It has nothing to do with rock music.01:06:30
They are rappers and they can do whatever they want.01:06:33
I don't understand anything about rap.01:06:37
Who's your favorite rapper?01:06:38
Ant, I guess.01:06:48
Ant, not Bledny?01:06:49
Ant.01:06:50
He's a better rapper.01:06:53
Can you name three best rock bands in Russia currently?01:06:56
Alisa, Kino, and Aquarium.01:06:59
The final one: What would you say to Putin if you met him?01:07:05
Why would I meet him?01:07:08
It can happen accidentally.01:07:12
Where am I and where's Putin!01:07:15
In Leningrad region..01:07:17
I don't go where he drives.01:07:21
What if you meet him?01:07:23
Would you ignore him?01:07:25
What if..01:07:26
Would you walk past him?01:07:27
How can I walk past him? He's only walking in the cordoned off areas.01:07:35
How can I walk there?01:07:38
I don't have a goal to meet him.01:07:42
Can we imagine that you met him?01:07:47
I'm not going to say anything.01:07:48
You would stay quiet.01:07:49
I wouldn't even say hello until he says hello.01:07:52
Everyone knew who Kinchev was before they found out who Putin was.01:08:06
A giveaway! Konstantin, what are we giving away?01:08:08
On October 27 and November 2 we are playing big shows in Saint Petersburg and Moscow.01:08:15
We're also coming on tour across the country. We're giving away two VIP tickets to a 2018-19 show.01:08:25
In any city.01:08:27
The winner would choose the city.01:08:28
Yes01:08:29
VIP tickets?01:08:30
Yes.01:08:31
Great. The contest is pretty simple. Konstantin is one of those people who are both coming from Moscow and Saint Petersburg.01:08:44
Even though some people see you as a man from Petersburg.01:08:49
You became famous here.01:08:52
We ask you to write a funny punchline about Moscow to make everyone smile.01:09:17
Who writes the best punchline would get two tickets to the Alisa show. The tour is quite big.01:09:25
Thank you very much, Konstantin.01:09:26
Thank you.01:09:35
What do you think about it?01:09:38
Yura, please, put you foot down. The viewers would send you a foot file.01:09:44
I'm not ashamed by it!01:09:46
Typical worker's feet.Description:
Для всех, кто планирует новоселье с московской пропиской: http://2119.ru/vdud/10 Константин Кинчев - лидер группы Алиса http://www.alisa.net/ инстаграм Дудя - https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser вконтос Дудя - https://vk.com/vdud одноклассники Дудя - https://ok.ru/vdud твиттер Дудя - https://twitter.com/yurydud
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