atomixpro June 15th, 2006 01:47PM  
Yeah the gimmik that they're gay lesbian teens from Russia is fake, but did you see their music video or there performance at the MTV music awards were like a took their pants off and start to dance around them while they made out.

Evanescencefreak July 12th, 2006 01:09AM  
Yeah, they just pretended to be gay. They had good voices though, and I like their accents.

anonymous February 28th, 2007 08:01AM  
Well they sure did fool me. I just found out from you guys that they weren't lesbians. Their performance was amazing at the MTV awards though.

Arash December 24th, 2007 04:58AM  
Quoting Anonymous: "the song is pretty self explanitory"
I agree.

Quoting Anonymous: " It's too bad it's not real though. A year after they released one of their CD's, they admitted that they weren't gay. It was just for publicity. Why does everybody have to be so fake now a daus??"

I disagree. You call this fake! Then you must also disagree with actors and actresses who play fake roles in the movies. Surely actors and actresses are not themselves in the movies. They are just acting and pretending to be the character. So should we condemn them for being fake? No, we even award those who act better.
It`s the same with the clips. In "All The Things She Said" Yulia and Lena are just acting as if they are lesbians and they acted so well that nobody even douted that they are lesbians. You see, it shows their skill in acting. They are not to blame for this. They should even be awarded for this.

And another point they didn`t do it just for publicity as Lena states: " It was a bad time for gay culture and gay community in the world. Lots of people were afraid to show what they are and show their feelings. So we decided just to help them. We have lots of friends from gay community and
lesbians. It`s normal and they are really good people and have good personalities. So the main thing is just to be a good person, no matter you are a homo-or-hetero sexual. That was why we decided to help them and change the image of homosexuality in the world."
And also Yulia states: "Everybody can love. But don`t give a shit who, boy or girl, it doesn`t matter. So the important thing is the love itself."

And you surely know that homo-sexuality is still a taboo in many countries (even Russia). For example in Iran and many muslim countries they execute the homosexuals.

tATu is the first group which has strictly and directly supported and concentrated on the freedom of homosexuals
and their right to live and be freed to marry the same sex.

anonymous January 25th, 2008 02:24PM  
My interpretation of this song is a girl who's fallen in love with another girl and don't care what people think, but the outside world try to rid of her and her love.

Gurl_E_Nerdd April 23rd, 2008 10:18AM  
I think this song is about love and pride.

anonymous January 15th, 2010 10:46PM  
It's an AMAZING song. Their name is "This girl loves that girl" in Russian.