Jumped on Halloween: Vlad Yam became a Dzhei at a "Russian party" at the Chicago Club (Video)

The Petergof Club at Chicago took place a party to celebrate Halloween, which launched Russian music for the Russians. Dzheye at that party could be Ukrainian Vlad Yama. Ukrainian Vlad Yama worked out a Dzieu at a Halloween party in Chicago, arranged for Russians. The party played Russian and foreign music, the venue - an evening club for Russians. Together with Vlad, two more were worked - Ukrainian and Russian.

About "Russian party" in the United States told the Telegram channel "Battalion of Monaco", and the participation of pits is confirmed by footage from the Instagram page of the Club Petergof Banquet Hall, where the celebration took place. On November 3, a post appeared in the Telegram-channel, which claimed that Yama entertained Russian citizens at a party in honor of Halloween. The party took place on the eve of November 2, in Chicago in the United States, the author indicated.

The post is illustrated by footage taken by an unknown woman. She reported that the Russian Party was going on and suggested seeing how it was going on in America. A neighboring video is a Reels snippet power of the pit on Instagram (the video disappeared after 24 hours, so it is no longer found). In the video we see the author - Vladyama_Official account, the name of the institution - Petergof Banquet Hall, decoration in the appearance of a pumpkin on Halloween. "Such a job," Vlad wrote.

There are no personnel on the pit that would confirm his participation in the party. However, the night club account six days ago, about October 26-27, housed the announcement of "Halloween Debate Party at the Petergof Night Club". It is stated that the party will take place on November 1. The cost of the entrance ticket is $ 500. You also clearly show the power of a pit that jumps behind the Dazhi remote. "It's one night on Halloween you don't want to miss," the organizers said.

Dzhei - MC Stanislavsky and DJ Arsen, and Vlad Yama is a "special guest", according to the club's announcement. Regarding Stanislavsky, his Facebook page indicates that he is a Ukrainian, a graduate of KTEI, VNTU and an employee of the Institute of Public Service and Management of Odessa Polytechnic. DJ Arsen has a page on the VKontakte network and is probably Russian. If you shed the club's posts, you can hear Russian singers who regularly perform there.

It should be noted that the choreographer and dancer Vlad Yama - a Ukrainian who went abroad in the first days of the Russian invasion and settled in the United States, Focus wrote. According to anonymous media sources, it allegedly crossed the border of Ukraine, but the authorities did not formally confirm it. Living in the US, the dancer rarely published stories about some details of life.