“It became known how the rollers from the porn ones got to the establishment.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
It became known how the rollers from the porn ones got to the establishment.
It turned out that with the help of porn sound director decided to take revenge on karaoke owners who released him / UNIAN collage, screenshot Instagram, screenshot with videoIn one of the karaoke of the Ukrainian capital there was a curious incident. Just in the middle of the evening, when people were resting in the institution, Porn Giga turned on the song of the People’s Artist of Ukraine.The video, which was filmed in the institution, spread the blogger Bogdan Bespalov in his BespalovMedia Telegram. The situation happened on Thursday, January 26. Karaoke guests danced and entertained for music, and one of the clients decided to sing this dream in karaoke hit.
When it came to the chorus, porn on all screens in the facility. At first, not all visitors paid attention to it, but judging from the video, the bartender did not notice it at all. However, the girl who performed the composition immediately saw it and started laughing. She was shocked, but did not stop singing.
According to the star observer, the porn turned on the TVs not by chance. According to him, it was a revenge of the sound engineer who previously worked in this karaoke. The man was released and thus he decided to take revenge on the owners of the establishment.
“Yesterday in Kiev karaoke under the song Stepan Giga turned on the porn. As it turned out, it was a revenge of the sound engineer who was recently released,” Bespalov wrote under the roller.
We will remind, earlier the curiosity happened during the concert of the artist and blogger Anna Trincher. The network spread a video showing how the singer hit the dancer on the microphone face.
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