Sergei Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, once again attracted public attention with his behavior during a meeting with an Armenian delegation in Moscow.
While waiting for the arrival of Vladimir Putin and Nikola Pashinyan at the CIS summit, the Minister of Foreign Affairs decided to start a conversation on a very unexpected topic: quadrobers. This is a new youth subculture that Lavrov apparently knew about. He asked the guests a question: “Do you have quadrobers? Dress up as dogs?
However, the attempt to reactivate the conversation failed. The Armenian colleagues clearly did not understand what was happening and the situation only increased the discomfort.
The video of this moment quickly spread on social networks, becoming the subject of jokes and memes.
Quadrobers are a new subculture, popular among teenagers and young adults, that involves imitating animals.
Participants of this subculture not only wear animal costumes, but also imitate their habits, move on all fours, growl, bark and can even eat dog food. Although it may resemble a child’s game, sometimes the pastime goes beyond harmless fun and raises questions about possible psychological and social behavioral consequences.
Quadrabers are often confused with furries, but they have one important difference: Quadrabers place more emphasis on physically imitating animals than simply wearing costumes.
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