Both Ukraine and Russia cut Monetochka's song from "Spider-Man". And what about Belarus?
While in the Russian version of the release the track was replaced with Rihanna, in Belarus they did it differently.

"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" was released worldwide on July 31 and grossed almost $2 billion. But it wasn't without scandals: the Ukrainian distributor "Planeta Kino" removed the song "Monopolia" by Russian singer Monetochka from the film. It didn't matter that Monetochka openly supports Ukraine.
A few days later, it became known that the song was removed from the Russian version of the film as well — it was replaced with Rihanna's track S&M. And what about Belarus?
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" was released in Belarus on August 13, and the very next day, people on social media started talking about the fate of that same song. Judging by people's comments, it was not heard in Belarus either. The song plays at the moment when the main character is looking for a meeting place with a heroine who has Russian roots, and Belarusians did not see this scene:
"Cut scene with Monetochka's song on Brighton Beach."
"Yesterday I didn't understand how Spider-Man ended up in the bathhouse right away. I thought I got lost in thought and missed it."
The new "Spider-Man" is drawing full houses in Belarus. Cinemas are forced to add new screenings so that everyone can get tickets.
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