Raji remembered his childhood without a mother: “I used to get scolded for the word ‘boyish'” | Names

On Thursday evening in the LNK show “Bučiujo. Ruth’s success stories that could be told in schools: how those who were not born with a golden spoon managed to reach the heights.

“If I had taken him from the children’s home, he would have become a drug addict and would probably be in prison,” the mother of singer Radis, who died 4 years ago, once said. However, when Rajis was asked if he ever wondered what would have happened if he had grown up with a mother who was addicted to drugs and spent 15 years in prison, he answered briefly and clearly: “I never think about it, because I have my guardian Vida and my music.” By the way, his guardian Vida Raji calls his mother and it is she who he will congratulate on Mother’s Day.

It’s true, in the show “Bučiuoj”. Rūta” Raji also remembered painful experiences. Until the age of two, he lived with his mother in a women’s prison. After that, he went to a children’s foster home. And although his mother used to invite him to come on dates in prison, Raji said that he really didn’t want to go there: “She only invited me to get amnesty and release her earlier.” I remember I used to be afraid of that prison, I used to hide so that I wouldn’t have to go there.”

“I have fought for myself since I was a child, and I used to get scolded for the word “boyish”. Everyone knew who Aleksandrovičius was and stood calmly,” said the singer when asked if he was bullied because he grew up in a children’s home.

Another participant of the show, singer Deividas Valma, was also born in prison. His parents were addicted to alcohol, so it was common for him not to eat for two or even three days from his childhood: “My parents drank constantly, their friends gathered at home, I didn’t even have a place to sleep. I had to sleep on the street more than once.” Later, David ended up in a children’s foster home, and then became famous in musical television projects. When he began to be shown on television, the parents remembered that they had a son and found him. David says that he is not angry with his mother and father, but he felt that they probably want to take advantage of him, and will not wish anyone a happy Mother’s Day, because there is simply no communication with his mother who is still alive.

LNK photo/Daevidas Valma

Pilates instructor Artūras Čižas was also a guest at the studio of the LNK show. His mother also had a strong addiction to alcohol, so he knows very well what it means to not eat for days. “They didn’t take much care of us, and I remember from such extreme experiences that I had to collect potato skins from the garbage bin, roast them on my shoulder and eat them, because there was simply no other choice,” said the coach.

LNK photo/Artūras Čižas

When he was in the fourth grade, he entered a foster home: “The teachers noticed that we were not going to school to learn, but to eat, because we simply didn’t have food at home.” Now Artūras has started a family himself, works as a pilates instructor and is soon going to open his own pilates studio. Although Arthur’s mother is still alive, when asked who he would like to congratulate on Mother’s Day, he immediately remembered the teacher at the orphanage.

LNK photo/Edvinas

LNK show “Bučiuju. Rūta” also featured content creator Edvinas Krupinskas, famous for his mother parodies. In short videos on Instagram, he acts out well-known situations involving his character “Mama”. Although Edwin’s mother has been gone for two years now, he says he is still grateful to his mother for inspiring him to create the wildly popular character.

“I’m kissing. Rūta” – Thursday, 8 p.m., on LNK.