Perhaps the New Year cannot be imagined without tangerines, Olivier salad, gifts and, of course, the annual speech of the president, which puts an end to the past year and summarizes the results. The tradition of televising the appeal began in 1970. However, at that time, the New Year’s speech was read by the famous announcer Igor Kirillov, and then the tradition was passed on to presidents and managers.
But it is always interesting to dream and imagine what the addresses of past presidents of Russia and the USSR would look like. What could Ivan the Terrible and Yaroslav the Wise want and what plans could they make? Before we start training the neural network, let us tell you right away that the comedians of the IKS channel read our thoughts and prepared a series of videos in the images of past managers.
Each manager summarizes last year’s results and shares their expectations for the coming year, with references to modern times. Peter 1, for example, summarizes the results of 1721 and makes plans for 1722. The characters were: Vladimir the Baptist, Yaroslav the Wise, Alexander Nevsky, Peter I, Vladimir Lenin. The roles are played by both IKS channel comedians and other media stand-ups.
And we have collected some of the funniest ones for you as New Year’s gifts.
Peter I
Alexander Nevsky
Vladimir the Baptist
Vladimir Lenin
Yaroslav the Wise
Source: People Talk
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