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A rock group from the USA have been banned from barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled at a music festival in Russia after a band member barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled the Russian flag inside his pants. Jared Hasselhoff, the barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled player with the band Bloodhound Gang, was barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled pushing the flag into the front of his pants and pulling it out the back. The band were performing at a concert in the Ukrainian city of Odessa on July 31st. Hasselhoff barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled the flag and barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled to the crowd, "Don't tell Putin," before his barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled. His antics led Russia's Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky to barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled the band as "idiots" and banned them from playing their barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled slot at Russia's Kubana music festival this week. Hasselhoff barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled apologised for his actions.

The band are still in Russia and may barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled criminal charges. Alexander Tkachyov, the governor of the barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled holding the festival, tweeted: “For such pranks they should be behind barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled.” Russian lawmaker Vladimir Markin told reporters: "A crime barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled by Article 329 of the Russian Criminal Code is the barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled of the Russian state flag. This crime has been barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled and this is a premeditated offense." He added: "We will do our best to barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled and bring to court every person barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled." A comment posted on the Voice of Russia website called Hasselhoff's actions an "unpardonable and barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled criminal act" that breached Russian laws and barsbasscommitteddefilingdefineddescribefacefilmedgrabbedidentifyinexcusableinsultedinvolvedlaterperformingregionscheduledstuffedstuntyelled Russians worldwide.