They are incredibly philosophical, although most are lost in translation, due to slang! There are numerous groups on Russian social networks dedicated to sharing “quotes” from the actor ( e.g.). They even made a deep fake TV series about how he would live in Russia. Russians admire his masculine appearance and his “tough guy” roles.
Statham is one of the most popular Hollywood actors in Russia. Now, they have set their sights on Statham ( and Vin Diesel, too). They have staged similar online campaigns on the accounts of stars like Lady Gaga and Leonardo DiCaprio. This trend of flooding celebrities’ social media accounts has become a popular activity among Russian users. “Dear if you want to thank Russian users for their activity, but for obvious reasons you can’t do it, wear a red T-shirt in your next story, we will know that you value your Russian-speaking audience!”Īnother user responded that he’d better add a few of these quotes to his next movie. However, some Russian users have tried to explain their actions to Statham and even suggested ways he could acknowledge their activity. They often express their confusion, with comments such as: “Wtf are all these Russian comments or am I missing something?” These peculiar quotes have left many English-speaking users scratching their heads. “There are always two roads in life: one first and one second.” “When the deed is done, the deed is done.” “When it rains, the roads get wet, when the wind blows, the roads get dry.”
“Washing is for those who are too lazy to scratch.” “Remember, one mistake and you’re wrong.”
“There’s pain in my heart, there’s sorrow in my soul, there's no second sock anywhere.” “It’s time for business, time for pleasure, beer, vodka and kvass.” “Lock, stock, two smoking barrels, three bananas, cucumber, soup, potatoes, kholodets, ketchup, eggs, mayonnaise.” “If you’re not welcome somewhere in torn socks, you shouldn’t go there in your whole socks.” These comments, often absurd when translated, appear under almost every photo of Statham on Instagram. Interestingly, Russians post comments in the format of quotes attributed to the actor. But why is this happening? What Russians write to Statham They post strange and humorous phrases in Russian, leaving his primarily English-speaking audience somewhat perplexed. Hundreds of Russians comment under almost every photo of him on Instagram (owned by Meta, a company recognized as an extremist organization in Russia). British actor Jason Statham may not have any Russian roots, but he’s become a bit of an internet sensation among Russian fans.
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