Emil Loparski - I Ain't Gonna Stand This Anymore | Some people have no issue, kissing other people's asses

„Fists Pumpin“ is the first single from Emil Loparski after he left Tornado Rockband. It is also the first collaboration song with the talented singer Gabriela Tsvetanova. The song is about the political regime in Bulgaria, and it shouts for a change, and immediate actions from the crowd! The vocals were recorded in a hotel room in Gurgaon, India, while the duo musicians were exercising their contract obligation.

At the same time Emil starts educating himself of the videography, knowing that the song would not get a proper attention without a music video. The official video was finished on 27th of August 2013. It is being banned from Youtube twice, once when it's reached more than 250 000 views, and for a second time, when it's reached approximately 2 500 000 views. The TV stations and radio stations also refuse to play it.

Emil::

„I remember the time, when I was a part from Tornado Rockband. We had to apply for a loan from the bank, so we could be able to afford a music video. We were paying for our music video "Otnachalo" for several months. And we were 5 people in that band… Now, it's easier. Everybody has an access to some high resolution devices, although this is not even the halfway. Anyway, back in the days, we had no access to cameras that were good enough. I was very enthusiastic when we uploaded the video. I couldn't believe what was happening with all these fast growing views, there were really amazing comments, they were saying that we were "changing the game in the bulgarian music", and this was happening to me on my very first song after I was being pushed out of the band. When they first banned the video, I was quite pissed off, you could imagine that. The second time, I didn't care, the people've already seen it anyway...I was disappointed from the TV and radio stations ... they were kissing the Government's asses, big time, although, at the very same time, the nation was out on the streets fighting against the regime... Some people have no issue, kissing other people's asses, they got used to the smell, I guess... “

Gabriela adds::

„We came back to Bulgaria at an interesting period of time. Oresharski was in charge, but the people didn't want him. They wanted a change, and they wanted it now! Everybody was on the street. We were united, as we haven't been for such a long time. At this time we were thinking for a music video for a quite different song. But then we saw what was happenning on the streets... It was the time for this video, for this particular song. Emil wasn't sure if he'd be able to shoot and edit the video professionally.“

Emil tells us about the cast::

„Our friends helped us, Diana Martinova Kostova – otstanding young actress, who is already quite famous, Daniela Gorolomova – the sexy masked guitar player“