Jason Derulo performs in Moscow: sharp reaction from Ukrainian stars.

Jason Derulo held a concert in Moscow, facing criticism from Ukrainian artists

According to inkorr.com: American singer Jason Derulo held a concert in Moscow, becoming one of the first foreign artists to perform in Russia after the destruction of over 250 cities in Ukraine. This sparked a negative reaction from several Ukrainian artists, as reported by 'Glavcom' through social networks.

After Moscow, the 36-year-old Derulo plans to perform in Saint Petersburg. The singer shared a photo from Putin's hometown on his Instagram, which is followed by over 38 million people.

Criticism of the American for performing in an aggressor country

Online, Derulo is actively criticized for holding shows in Russia during the war with Ukraine. Attendees express the opinion that his actions support the Russian economy and contribute to deepening the crisis. Many Ukrainian artists have also expressed their dissatisfaction.

Among those who commented on the situation were popular figures such as TV presenter Denis Khrystov and singer Vlad Darwin. Social media users are actively sharing their thoughts on the American artist's tour in Russia:

• When you want to feel like a star, you go to a country where real stars don't go.
• Always about the money.
• Immediately removed him from my music. There were only two songs, but their significance is more important than money.

Reactions of Ukrainian celebrities to Derulo's performance

At the time of publication, numerous Ukrainian artists are following Jason Derulo on Instagram. Among them are singers Jamala, Olya Polyakova, Svitlana Loboda, Mamarika, as well as musicians Vadym Oliynyk, Positiff, and others.

Derulo plans a world tour, The Last Dance, which will start in January next year and finish in March 2026 in Paris, including performances in Russia.

Jason Derulo is a popular American singer known for his hits and collaborations with international stars, beloved by fans worldwide.

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Earlier, 'Glavcom' reported on director Woody Allen's participation in a film festival in Russia, and the organizers of the Kremlin-backed Eurovision equivalent accused Saudi Arabia and the USA.

Jason Derulo performed in Moscow amid the war in Ukraine, facing criticism from Ukrainian artists and fans on social media. His plans for the upcoming tour provoke outrage among celebrities and the public in Ukraine. This situation highlights the divide in attitudes toward Russian culture and participants in international events who take part in concerts in an aggressor country.