A blogger from Cameroon (Africa), who mastered Ukrainian, could not ignore the scandalous statement of the singer Nastya Kamenskikh, saying that she “got a cyst” six months after communicating exclusively in her native language. A foreigner publicly reproached the artist for the fact that she, being a citizen of Ukraine, complains about such a ridiculous “disease”.

The blogger, without searching for words, turned to Kamensky and emphasized: he has never been given such “diagnoses,” although he speaks fluently in several languages. He published the corresponding video on his page in Threads.

Attention! The video contains obscene language " I speak French, my native language is Basa (belongs to the Niger-Congolese macrofamily and is spoken mainly in Cameroon. – Ed. ), in English, in Ukrainian: “Our Father is Bandera, Ukraine is Mother”. I speak Russian. Bitch, Nastya, where did I lose my voice Where is my cyst F*cked,” the blogger addressed the singer.

Having calmed down a little, the foreigner uttered a patriotic slogan: “Everything will be Ukraine! "

Such a funny reaction to Nastya Kamenskikh’s “diagnosis” did not leave netizens indifferent. Ukrainians drew attention to the amazing accuracy of the words of a blogger from Cameroon and thanked him for his clear position on the language issue:.

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“She lost not only her voice, but also the respect of people and made herself a laughingstock.”.

\! I'm from Chernigov. Before the start of the war she spoke Russian, but knew Ukrainian to 12 points. Now I communicate in Ukrainian - yes, perhaps not perfectly, perhaps sometimes in Surzhik. But the language of your country must be respected and valued, because it is our identity."

" Bliss! Thank you for your respect and love for our mother."

" Her antics are the height of cynicism."

Let us recall that during an interview with Russian woman Nastya Kamenskikh, she complained that she “had a cyst” after switching to the Ukrainian language. As the singer noted, she told her psychologist about this problem, in response to which she heard: “Go back to the Russian language. Your body doesn't accept it."

This story instantly caused a strong reaction among Ukrainians. The singer's "