Will we somehow discuss the fact that Soso Pavliashvili is now appearing in the nu-metal genre?
So let's figure it out. Two weeks ago Soso Pavliashvili, the permanent hero of the national stage, released a music video for the song "The World is You". The song was recorded together with the bands X-date and Havort Darom - and is it nu metal? And is this normal? Some music channels also agree with my assessment.
The main character of the video is a young man with a shaved head, who does all kinds of disgusting things while moving around the city: beating taxi drivers, breaking musical instruments of street musicians, touching girls. At the same time, his horse and his friends in black growl somewhere on the outskirts: "When you destroy the world around you, you destroy yourself"... Okay, remember.
The next clip from the aforementioned trio is even darker. Suso and other musicians are imprisoned in an insane asylum while an evil nurse watches over them. The song, as far as I understand, is dedicated to unrequited love and parting, but it doesn't matter - Soso plays it so hot that I really believed it.
But who are all these people?
Havort Darom is a band from Moscow that performs in the rap-core and heavy-metal genre. A search on Spotify first showed me their line-up "It Shouldn't F*** You", so I quickly completed it.
X-date singer Daniil Patlakh participated in the show "Dancing on TNT in 2020. He founded the group after leaving the project. His older sister, the dancer Irina Petlach, is the wife of Soso Pavliashvili.
But why has Suso never appeared in this genre? unknown. In fact, he graduated from the Tbilisi Conservatory and has been playing the violin since the age of six. On Instagram you can see how he energetically plays the guitar at home. So musical experiments, in general, are not surprising.
If after all this information you suddenly have a question about Pavliashvili's political position, then I will immediately save you time and say that it will not please you.
That's probably all. See you in the next issues of our magazine "I want to know everything".