Ruslan Tushentsov|CMH

Ruslan Tushentsov is a famous rapper known by the stage name CMH, which translates as "crazy mega hell." He became famous for his raunchy lyrics and similar behavior, which naturally attracted the attention of the authorities. Naturally, those in charge didn't pursue the matter, but instead passed the case on to the very young, namely you. They said, "Just scare them, and these musicians will go into hiding." So, did it work? Of course not. Just a couple of days later, there were news reports about a noisy concert in Samara where CMH performed. Naturally, the Samara police immediately got involved because a bunch of teenagers were high on drugs. Of course, the artist wasn't to blame, but the venue was for allowing such a mess. But they still ordered an investigation into the artist, and naturally, you had to continue to struggle with this conflict.
A loophole on a banned social network immediately pounced on Ruslan's post, where he's half-naked on a couch smoking a joint, flanked by two VIP Kazakh women, along with the description "two Bratz dolls on me." Well, that's all they needed; they immediately emailed Ruslan a summons to the police station. They'd try to resolve the matter peacefully, trying to avoid criminal charges. To your surprise, Tushentsov showed up the next day, walked into the office, leaned his hands on the table, and said:
"Baby, what's the big deal, huh?" Deciding not to waste any time, he immediately began to portray the victim: "Well, I'm just like you, of course, not like you..."

• Ruslan, please sit down.
  Sitting down in the designated place, he slouched slightly; he saw almost a student in front of him, so it wasn’t so scary that something serious would happen. You began to explain his behavior, saying that it was unacceptable, that everything would need to be deleted, censored in many tracks, and then there wouldn’t be any problems, and then Ruslan puts a wad of money on your table.
• Baby, I don't believe in these fairy tales, this is what you need, and let's part peacefully