NaMEDNI #18: Kolya Redkin - The Flow, Book, and Freshmen.
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Today, our guest is the editor of The Flow, one of the creators of the show "Vpiska," and the man largely responsible for the transformation of Russian rap into this tragic cataclysm that Lyokha Med witnesses here. And Dima Egorov, by the way, too...
Although, of course, he himself doesn't think so, and he can explain why.
Nikolai Redkin, a luminary of Russian hip-hop journalism and a member of the club of those who own Belarusian wives, will laugh and cry with us, draw Oxxxymiron, and then sing one of his favorite lyrical songs.
This is a new episode of NaMedNi, friends!
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