In a parody of a socio-political talk show, he resolved a dispute about whether one should bring a bag to the store. Raman Pratasevich in the audience burst into laughter.
On the Belarusian TV channel STB, a new humorous program "DX Show" has been airing since May 2026. It is created by the Mogilev KVN team "Doctor House", which was founded in 2008, and in 2022 became the champion of the KVN Higher League in Russia.
A new season started in October. The creators position the project as humor "about Belarusians, for Belarusians, and by Belarusians." This is a multi-format show with sketches, parodies, jokes on current topics, and invited celebrities. The creators promised that guests would include not only artists and popular bloggers, but also high-ranking officials.
In a recent episode of the program, which aired on October 10, one of the most odious Belarusian propagandists appeared — Ryhor Azaronak.
Known for his hysterical monologues in defense of Lukashenka, insults of political opponents, anti-Western rhetoric, and admiration for Stalin, this time he took on the unusual role of a peacemaker.
Azaronak became a participant in the humorous sketch "Doubts" (Sumnenni) — a parody of socio-political talk shows, which airs on the same STB channel.
The topic of the debate was "a question that divided the country into two camps": whether one should buy a new bag every time in a store or it's better to bring one's own.
Two participants in the discussion presented arguments:
— You should buy a bag. First, new things are always pleasant, and second, it boosts the economy and creates jobs. And I, as the director of a polymer factory, know what I'm talking about.
— And I, as a public sector employee, assert: you should carry a bag with you. Firstly, carrying a bag with you is an opportunity to drink in any park, and secondly, you never know when a bag will come in handy.
— You should always buy bags. By not buying a bag, you disrupt fashion shows in children's camps. Think about the children. Because a T-shirt bag is also a skirt. And by buying a bag, you always make the trash can brighter.
Gradually, the dispute escalated into mutual insults. At one point, the opponents grappled and started tugging at each other.
And then Azaronak appeared on stage, calling for a stop to the quarrel in a gentle voice.
«Stop! Quiet! Quiet, calm down. Because any question can be resolved absolutely kindly, blessedly, and most importantly — without any insults. And it doesn't matter what kind of bag you have, where you got it, bought it in a store, or brought it from home. That is absolutely not important. The main thing is that it is (switched to a menacing tone) not Polish».
After these words, the camera switched to the audience to show the public's reaction. Raman Pratasevich, who was laughing at Azaronak's joke, appeared in the shot.
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