The US is involved in Putin's Eurovision fake: a star that goes to the show is associated with Michael Jackson

To spread: the US is involved in the Russian "Analog" Song Contest "Eurovision", which will be held in September in Moscow. Singer Brandon Howard, who is associated with the legendary Michael Jackson, will be sent to the Russian Federation. Brandon Howard acts under the stage name of B. Howard and is the object of numerous gossip on the network, as there is assumption that he is the son of one of Michael Jackson's most successful spokes in the world.

It is his United States that they plan to send to the song competition in Moscow, as Politico reported on August 21. The organizers of "Interaction" (this is the name of the Russian analogue "Eurovision") announced his participation in social networks, noting that Howard's music "overcomes borders". "Howard's music overcomes borders and combines cultures," the message reads. "Interaction" should be held on September 20 in Moscow.

In addition to the United States, it will also take part in Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Venezuela, Serbia, Cuba, Qatar, Kazakhstan and other countries. Politico emphasized that Serbia, whose representative will come to "Interaction" to Moscow, is a candidate for joining the European Union. Russia itself will be represented by a propaganda singer who supports the current regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Shaman, whose real name is Yaroslav Dronov.

Shaman is actively involved in propaganda concerts, shows, and came under EU sanctions. It is worth noting that some countries have refused to participate in the Russian analogue "Eurovision". Yes, Azerbaijan and the UAE stated that they would not send performers to the show, citing "internal reasons" and "lack of time". This was reported on August 21 at TSN. Brandon Howard is an American singer, producer and songwriter. Born in 1981 in Los Angeles, in the 2000s he began the producer's career.