Redan vs Gopniks: The New Generation War
40sExplains a controversial youth movement defending anime fans against attackers, sparking curiosity about a modern subculture clash.
▶ Play ClipThe video discusses the emergence of the 'Redan' movement in Russia, a youth subculture centered around anime and Dota 2 streamer Shadowrace. It describes conflicts between Redan members and opposing groups, including gopniks and law enforcement, highlighting incidents of violence and social tension.
Shadowrace, a Dota 2 performer and streamer, founded the Redan movement. It opposes the PMC (private military company) label and represents a generation of informal youth defending their rights against 'cattle, gopniks, and ovniks.'
On February 23rd, at the Aviapark shopping center in Moscow, fights broke out between Redan members and opponents. Reports include a Redan member attacked with a knife in a toilet and someone thrown from the third floor.
Videos show groups targeting individuals based on appearance: Redan members approach short-haired people, while opponents attack long-haired individuals, cutting their hair with knives.
The speaker criticizes the situation as a step back to 2007, where dressing differently or watching anime made you a social outcast. Now anime fans are retaliating against 'bald boys.'
The speaker notes the irony of similar-looking individuals fighting over minor differences, like a spider T-shirt or scarf, calling it 'nonsense.'
The video portrays the Redan movement as a reaction to social intolerance, but criticizes the violence and regression in societal attitudes. It calls for viewers to like and subscribe.
"Title accurately describes the topic but oversimplifies the complex social commentary."
Who founded the Redan movement?
Shadowrace, a Dota 2 performer and streamer.
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What incident occurred on February 23rd at Aviapark shopping center?
Fights broke out between Redan members and opponents, with reports of a knife attack and someone thrown from the third floor.
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What form of attack is described in the video?
Groups cut the hair of individuals based on their appearance (long or short hair) using knives.
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What does the speaker compare the current situation to?
A step back to 2007, where dressing differently or watching anime made you a social outcast.
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Redan Movement Origins
Explains the foundation of a controversial youth subculture by a Dota 2 streamer.
00:02Violence at Aviapark
Documents specific violent incidents that escalated the conflict.
01:08Social Regression Critique
Provides a critical perspective on societal intolerance and regression.
02:12[00:02] general? These people want many schoolchildren to join this movement, they started making a signature of PMCs this movement, they started making a signature of PMCs and call themselves PMCs. Radan, the founder of this movement, Shadow Race, is against this crap. And in general, he gives a position that
[00:15] crap. And in general, he gives a position that this is a generation and not PMCs. Shadow Race is a performer of tracks about DOTA 2, he is also a streamer, now the founder of the Redan generation, and the principles of Redan are mainly that people of
[00:29] informal appearance, de-densatiks, are trying to defend their rights against are trying to defend their rights against cattle, gopniks, ovniks, and so on. One of the main representatives of anime culture, a Dota 2 streamer and also
[00:41] Shadowraise's best friend, is relatively against this movement. Well, in short,
[00:54] all my Asians are Asians. If someone disappeared and appeared, videos where people's hair is cut, I saw where people were, but honestly, I wouldn't
[01:08] call it a fight, I called it just I do n't know. Guys, I'm like that. On n't know. Guys, I'm like that. On February 23rd, in the eighth grade, some strange nonsense was happening in the Aviapark shopping center in Moscow, namely, battle
[01:23] matches and [ __ ] where there were, if not headlights, that is, Radanovites and people who are against these non-formers, like gopniks, officers, even Dogestans,
[01:43] questions on the Internet, one of the Redaks was returned with a knife in the toilet. And someone was even thrown from the third floor, crawling around on the Internet. I'm getting really scared. After all, I saw two types of videos where several Rydanovites
[01:57] approach a person with short hair, or, conversely, officers approach an ordinary guy with long hair, surround him and with a knife. In general, cutting off his hair is the most terrible crap. They generally mow down how you are dressed or how you look in
[02:12] 2023. On the one hand, the plus is that there are people who will give up their rights. On the other hand, the minus is that to suppress one in a crowd, to attack on the sly is generally not nice at all, it's stupid, it's not masculine. It's like we're
[02:27] stepping back in evolution, namely to 2007, where if people saw you dressing like Emma, you automatically became some kind of disgraceful freak and generally an outcast of society. And God forbid you watch anime.
[02:43] Who kicks you on the street? Now anime fans have grown up and are ready to join a raid to take revenge on bald boys for their actions. You know what else is absurd about the situation recently? I just looked around and found an additional video in
[02:58] which one guy looks like a neuro, his hair is like a neuro, and he beats up exactly the same guy as him, only dressed slightly differently. slightly differently. This is such nonsense. They are two identical, only
[03:12] This is such nonsense. They are two identical, only one is wearing a T-shirt and has a spider on his back, plus he will find a scarf, and the other is without these clothes, but looks exactly the same as him. In general, I ask you, please.
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