I never knew the Russians liked Daft Punk

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Sochi Winter Olympics - "Get Lucky" by Russian Police Choir

[blαh2355]

They do a lot of modern songs which are pretty funny.

Leningrad Cowboys Red Army Choir SWEET HOME ALABAMA

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"This video contains content from EMI Music Publishing, International Olympic Committee, Sony ATV Publishing and Audiam / TuneSat (Publishing), one or more of whom have blocked it on copyright grounds."

[Sabb]

the opening ceremonies and everything was really weird...

[Prox]

the opening ceremonies and everything was really weird...

[Sabb]

I like how they spend 37.5 billion euros on the Olympics which is more than ever, and they can't get the ring to work.
For the record, that's 32.5 billion euros more than the last winter Olympics in Vancouver. Almost seven times the cost.

[Prox]

I like how they spend 37.5 billion euros on the Olympics which is more than ever, and they can't get the ring to work.
For the record, that's 32.5 billion euros more than the last winter Olympics in Vancouver. Almost seven times the cost.

It doesn't really matter if they spent that much money and one of the rings didn't worked. Such technical issues tend to happen even to the most expensive stuff. Also what if it was done for the exact reason as shown in the pic? I want to believe.

[Sabb]

It doesn't really matter if they spent that much money and one of the rings didn't worked. Such technical issues tend to happen even to the most expensive stuff. Also what if it was done for the exact reason as shown in the pic? I want to believe.

could be but idk i hope they wouldnt intentionally allow that to happen
if its technical issues i know that happens and its hard to avoid but i still find it funny

[Cake Faice]

It doesn't really matter if they spent that much money and one of the rings didn't worked. Such technical issues tend to happen even to the most expensive stuff. Also what if it was done for the exact reason as shown in the pic? I want to believe.

A technical issue like that shouldn't have happened period if they spend that massive amount of money on a concept that's replicated everyday.

[Prox]

A technical issue like that shouldn't have happened period if they spend that massive amount of money on a concept that's replicated everyday.

Well, shit happens even with the simplest things and there's nothing people can do about it lol, I don't see what's the big deal about this?