MONATIK Drops Anti-Bullying Music Video 'Odasvoboda' — Here's What It's About.
MONATIK's New Music Video 'Odasvoboda'
According to Novyny.live: Ukrainian artist MONATIK has released a new music video titled 'Odasvoboda,' aimed at combating bullying and online negativity. The clip premiered on the singer's YouTube channel, where viewers can now watch it. The idea for the video came after a concert held on February 12 at the Odesa Theater of Musical Comedy.
In his commentary, MONATIK explained that
'Odasvoboda' was created 'for everyone who has been bullied, will be bullied, or is being bullied for their appearance.'This shows the artist's desire to draw attention to the issue of bullying and to support those facing negativity on social media.
Support for the Military and Atlas Festival Lineup
Separately, the band 'Antytila' dedicated a song to Ukrainian pilot Oleksiy Mes, known by the call sign Moonfish. This highlights the importance of supporting the military and honoring their courage during difficult times.
Additionally, organizers of the Atlas Festival announced a second wave of performers, which now includes:
- MONATIK
- BEZ OBMEZHEN
- Druha Rika
- Kurhan & Agregat
This reflects growing interest in the event and reinforces MONATIK's status as a leading figure on the Ukrainian music scene.
Finally, MONATIK reached out to his fans on social media, asking: 'Dear Instagram, help me choose a cover for my new musical work.' This underscores the artist's active engagement with his audience and his desire to consider their opinions.
MONATIK's new video 'Odasvoboda' aims not only to entertain listeners but also to raise awareness about the critical social issue of bullying, which is becoming increasingly relevant in today's digital environment. By interacting with his audience, the artist demonstrates responsibility and a commitment to driving social change through music.
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