Max Korzh released a music video based on the scandalous concert in Warsaw. It looks like a manifesto
Max Korzh published a video, which became a reflection on the resonant events surrounding his performance at the Warsaw stadium on August 9. That performance gathered around 80,000 people from across the post-Soviet space and ended with a loud scandal in Poland.
The music video combines footage of clashes with security and arrests with the artist's monologues about war, the value of life, and the power of unity.
The video uses news inserts about the riots, during which the police detained more than one hundred people, including 6 Belarusians, some of whom were deported by the Polish authorities.
“Life — no one knows what it has prepared for us. But one thing I am sure of: this 'stadium' separates us from the animal world. A world where they turn us into numbers and slaves,” Korzh says. “So — make some noise, guys.”
The central theme of the video became Korzh's calls to stop the war, to protect each other, despite borders and cultural differences:
“How to stop this, when a huge number of people are hostages, an entire country is held hostage? When people who didn't sign up for this are rotting and dying in trenches? No one is born on this earth to be killed. No one! No father raises a son to give him up to doom. Every father invests the maximum of what he couldn't achieve himself into a child. Who can willingly give this up? This must be stopped!”
The artist also says that “the main enemy of every nation is simple manipulation.”
Korzh says that individually, people dissolve into the gray world: “Individually, we dissolve in this world, but when we are together, everything that was left behind looks simply meaningless, gray, and boring. Because in each of us lives the same vibe — a special vibe,” Korzh says.
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