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some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org to World News@lemmy.world · 3 years ago

Russian celebs are losing their jobs and one was jailed after attending a controversial 'almost naked' party

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Russian celebs are losing their jobs and one was jailed after attending a controversial 'almost naked' party

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some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org to World News@lemmy.world · 3 years ago
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Russian celebrities are issuing groveling apologies as they face major backlash to Anastasia Ivleeva's raunchy party.
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    FTA:

    "The party was organized by influencer Anastasia Ivleeva who instructed her guests to dress to the theme of “nude illusion.”

    Her guests, paying around $11,000 a ticket, did so with gusto, wearing skin-toned mesh and lace, with Ivleeva herself wearing a $250,000 diamond body chain, The Washington Post reported.

    One rapper, named Vacio, showed up in just shoes and a strategically-placed sock, The Post reported."

    Or as Hollywood calls it… “Thursday”.

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      What does FTA mean?

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        Fuck The Ass

        Or From The Article if you’re a conservative russian

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        “From The Article.”

        Yeah, I didn’t know either and had to look it up.

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      https://j.gifs.com/y5e4pL.gif

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    The Red Hot Chili Peppers did the sock thing while playing on stage in front of an audience back in the early '90s.

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      They played Woodstock with less than a sock.

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    Next time, just send an invite to Putin and his cronies?

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    That thumbnail picture looks pretty tame considering the headline.

    How to Russians handle the gym shower?

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      They just stay away from the window.

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    Leopards, meet face.

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    lmao this kind of degeneracy happens everywhere, it’s just usually not policed unless the government wants to make a statement

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      Always confused why people call people having fun going out of their comfort zone - not harming anyone - “degenerate”. Is it just because it’s something you wouldn’t do? Is it because it’s so far out of your comfort zone?

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