Tri Dnya Dozhdya on the war

Support for the War and Statements by Gleb Viktorov

In September 2022, Gleb compared Vladimir Putin to a tightrope walker and asked his followers to allow the Russian president to «calmly reach the end»:

...I really love the allegory about tightrope walkers.
All of us are walking along a tightrope as an entire crowd, and our leader is carrying the balancing pole. In short, let the leader get to the end peacefully, otherwise we will all plummet together with him.
Stop f***ing yapping at him. Let's finish the job..

In May 2023, Gleb published on his Telegram channel a post about the Russian man, explaining why he "became a *atnik":

Ekaterina Mizulina (head of the Safe Internet League) reacted approvingly to these remarks: "He's a great guy. If only he used less profanity. But in such situations, that's probably the only way."

Concerts in Occupied Territories and Support for the Russian Military

Gleb from Tri Dnya Dozhdya also announced charity concerts in occupied Donetsk, Luhansk, and Crimea:

Later, the singer added:

Regarding accusations that I am brown-nosing somebody over there, pretending to be one of their own, etc.
— NO, last summer I nearly landed in prison because of my statements.
Time passes, you draw conclusions, you look into the eyes of your listeners, your fellow citizens, and you understand one thing: you are here, and we are Russia.

In December 2024, he reported on his Telegram channel about a trip to occupied Melitopol, where he visited a military base of the Russian Armed Forces, performed an acoustic concert, and test-fired weapons at a shooting range:

The boys and I (along with Vlada Griffith) traveled to Melitopol to perform for the soldiers and local youth... surprisingly, the city is alive, the youth is moving forward, ABSOLUTELY EVERYONE welcomed us with warmth and kindness. German from the band «Zveri» invited us simply to see how people and students live near the front line, and at the same time perform acoustically....we will definitely return and perform again! 
We shall live..
Glory to Russia!

Conflict with Nyuberg Over Anti-Ukrainian Statements

In March 2023, Dmitry Nyuberg released a video documenting anti-Ukrainian remarks made by Gleb Viktorov. In response, Viktorov and his producer began threatening him with violence, and the blogger started receiving threats on behalf of PMC Wagner: they attempted to extort 2 million rubles from him while threatening his family members.

Gleb was supported by Serafim Mukka, playingtheangel, aikko, and the record labels Rhymes Music and IZBA, who attempted through attorneys to achieve the removal of Nyuberg's channel, but without success.

Stepping forward in defense of Dmitry were Loqiemean, JesusAVGN, Stint, Anton Pikuli, and others. Later, Stas «Ay, Kak Prosto!» joined the campaign against the blogger, but his actions likewise failed to remove the channel.

Details on the conflict >>>

Scandal Following the Call to Vote for the CPRF in 2026

In July 2026, at a live concert, while in an intoxicated state, Gleb urged the audience to vote for the Communist Party in the elections:

When the guys I grew up with are d*ing... That... That word is not even uttered! They don't call it a war, they call it an SMO! It makes me furious.. I grew up with these people! My sound engineer is cutting off my microphone... Why am I so enraged? ... The f***ing worst thing that could possibly happen to a Russian person has happened. You know what? When a Russian betrays another Russian. Let's go to the elections and vote for the CPRF!

Following this incident, an announcement appeared on the musician's Telegram post stating that he was forced to leave Russia due to his statements. The post was deleted almost instantly afterwards.