Check out these ultimate Russian bloggers with samovars and folk dancing
Imagine: you’re scrolling your social media and suddenly, in the endless stream of similar content, you come across three Russian peasants or boyars, with long moustaches and in historical costumes, who are cracking jokes about serfdom, dance to Beyonce and garner millions of views in the process.
Two young men sporting long mustaches and embroidered tunics are sitting at a wooden table in a classic Russian hut. In front of them is a huge samovar with baranki (a version of Russian bagels), and the guys are holding small cups of tea with ornate patterns. They’re just drinking tea, but the comments section under the video is full of messages like: “What atmosphere!” or "What's going on here?"

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