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The owner of Pink, Željko Mitrović, made another in a series of covers of EKV songs, this time dedicated to Rector Đokić and other professors. Mitrović calls them "Alibaba and its bandits"
Željko Mitrović with electric guitar and microphone. This scene was shared by the director Pinka on social network X. Mitrović sings the EKV song "Money in Hands".
"I dedicate this COVER of one of my favorite songs to the rector, or rather to Alibaba and his thugs, of whom there are exactly about 40, and who are mostly professors and deans, and whom I will invite to a duel in front of the cameras these days," wrote Mitrović and attached the video.
In this way, he called for a televised duel with Rector Vladan Đokić, and he added that he wants to do an "intelligence test, to check who manages our universities". He also called the rector and professors "a small gang that, for the sake of personal interests, delivers students, like a crate of apples, to those who paid heavily for it."
He has no right to use the songs of Milan Mladenović
This is not the first time that Mitrović worked with EKV. In May 2024, as a "gift to Orthodox believers for Easter", he broadcast the track "Krug", in which he sings instead of Milan Mladenović, in the Pinka daily.
Milan Mladenović's endowment said at the time that he was the director of Pink wanted to buy the rights to cover his songs, but they don't think to allow it.
"There is no money for which Milan's name will be associated with the Pink sewage system and the attempt to wash the biography of Željko Mitrović," she announced. Endowment of Milan Mladenović on Twitter in May 2024, after the owner of Pink himself came out with a new "cover" of the song Catherine the Great.
The endowment, which bears the name of the frontman of the iconic Belgrade band, added at the time that it was preparing a lawsuit against Mitrović for copyright infringement, and that it now has material to expand the lawsuit.
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