St. Petersburg street musicians who were fined for performing Noize MC's song claim that one of the listeners asked them to play it. She could have filed a police complaint. Inokenty Kustov and Sergey Nikolshin themselves told Rotunda about it. According to them, on October 27 they played at the railway crossing near the metro station in Gubaya. The listeners, Kostov assures, asked them to play songs by "foreign agents", including -. MC noise. The musicians claim that they did not know there was a ban on them. After that, one of the listeners called the police and then wrote a statement. One of the musicians thought it was a "casual looking" girl who asked them to play these songs. In the case materials, which the channel read, there is indeed an applicant named Petrova. Kostov and Nikolshin's speech near the Primorsky Baths building (Harhitim St., 33) was evaluated by the Primorsky District Court as a violation of "assembly" legislation, petty hooliganism, and "defamation" of the military. For this, the musicians were sent to a special detention center for two days and fined 15 thousand rubles. According to the police and the court, the young men obstructed the passage of citizens. Among other things, they performed Noize MC's song "Swan Lake Cooperative". In 2025, the Primorsky court banned it throughout Russia.