If you are looking for specific lyrics or descriptions of videos that have been banned, those are often documented on Wikipedia's list of blocked websites in Russia or by digital rights advocacy groups.
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A review of this topic reveals that "uncut" and "banned" are no longer just edgy marketing terms in Russia; they are markers of political and social resistance. The state's effort to create a sanitized digital environment has forced the most provocative art into encrypted messaging apps and private networks. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more If you are looking for specific lyrics or
LGBTQ+ themed or sexually explicit videos Russia’s “gay propaganda” law (enacted in 2013) has been used to restrict content depicting LGBTQ+ themes as “promoting non-traditional sexual relationships” to minors. As a result, music videos that feature queer relationships, symbolism, or advocacy have faced removal from mainstream TV rotation and hesitancy from advertisers and platforms operating in Russia. Even videos without explicit sexual content but with queer-positive narratives risked limited distribution. Learn more LGBTQ+ themed or sexually explicit videos
Take the case of Oxxxymiron — Russia's most famous rapper. His video for "Где нас нет" ("Where We Are Not") was released in 2022. The "official" version on Russian streaming services is heavily pixelated. The (available via his personal Discord server) removes the pixelation over newspaper headlines reporting Russian casualties in Ukraine.