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The transcript is from a Russian show called "Is it music?" where the hosts and guests listen to and rate new songs from different artists. The guests are Shura, a singer from the 90s, and Pasha Technician, a rapper who wears a jacket and claims to have a brain hernia. They also talk about beaver jets, a drink made from beaver testicles, and other topics. The show is humorous, absurd and sometimes vulgar.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a Russian show called "Is it music?" where guests listen to and rate new songs.
- The guests are Shura, a singer and producer, and Pasha Technician, a rapper and former convict.
- The host is Maxim Galkin, a comedian and TV presenter.
- The show features five songs by different artists: Syava, Klava Koka, Jara and Hansa, Kirill Nechaev, and Morgenshtern and Vitya AK.
- The ratings are given by the guests, the host, and some random people who comment on the songs.
- The highest rated song is "Potato to the Border" by Morgenshtern and Vitya AK with 25 points.
- The lowest rated song is "Night Moscow" by Kirill Nechaev with 12 points.
- Pasha Technician wears two jackets and refuses to take them off until the end of the show.
- Pasha Technician drank beaver jet, a traditional Siberian medicine made from beaver testicles.
- Shura jokes about performing at the police day in the Kremlin with Pasha Technician.