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MPZD! (2026)
МПЗД!
Hatespeech
- Genres
- Punk, Surf rock, Protest song
- Authors
- Хейтспіч, Hatespeech
Official platforms
Synopsis
"MPZD!" is a single by the Ukrainian punk band "Hatespeech", released on January 29, 2026. The track is a sharp satirical reaction to budget decisions within the framework of the Law of Ukraine "On the State Budget of Ukraine for 2026". In terms of genre, the song combines elements of surf rock and punk, standing out with its energetic, hooligan sound.
Plot and lyrics:
The lyrics mock populist promises, corruption, and the unfair distribution of budget funds. The lyrical hero is a deputy who "goes east" in a pickup truck with a "populist manifesto", demanding "decent pay" for lawmakers, while ordinary citizens are forced to sell apartments, dachas, and cannot even afford a Netflix subscription. The chorus "MPZD!" (an abbreviation that stands for "Ministry of Increasing Deputies' Salaries") sounds like an ironic call for "justice".
Music video:
Along with the single, a teaser video was released on the band's YouTube channel, which gained over 70 thousand views. The video is made in a DIY style, with ironic inserts and shots that emphasize the absurdity of the situation.
Context:
"Hatespeech" is a Ukrainian music project from Odesa and Sumy, founded by vocalist Dmytro Odnorozhenko and sound producer Fima (Alex Yefimov). The band is known for sharp social criticism, charity auctions in support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and rejection of clear genre boundaries. "MPZD!" continues the line of protest songs, such as "isn't this too radical?" and "FALSE MOTTOS".
Where to listen:
- Apple Music
- Spotify
- YouTube (teaser video)
- YouTube Music (link from Wikipedia)
- Deezer (mentioned in Telegram channel)
- Amazon Music
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Latest updates
The single was released on January 29, 2026, along with a teaser video on YouTube.
Crew
- Хейтспіч — Artist
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