Viktor Drobysh publicly shamed Irina Dubtsova, driving the artist to tears. Otar Kushanashvili called the producer's behavior outrageous, although he acknowledges his professionalism. According to Kushanashvili, Drobysh knew very well how sensitive Dubtsova is.

Drobysh recently took a judge's seat on the music show "Sol. Legenda," which previously belonged to Sergey Sosedov. With the producer, who has dozens of hits to his name, joining the project, tensions have reached their peak. Drobysh criticizes participants in his usual manner, not particularly concerned with moral aspects.

Otar Kushanashvili, while immensely respecting the composer, notes that his manner of communication can sometimes lead to hysteria. The reason for the discussion was Drobysh's recent criticism of Irina Dubtsova.

Kushanashvili fears that if Drobysh continues to "burn everything alive with napalm," he himself will be the only person with whom the producer maintains good relations. The journalist recalled that Drobysh already has strained relations with Prokhor Shalyapin, Philipp Kirkorov, and Nastassya Samburskaya, whom Drobysh tried to produce, but, according to Samburskaya, "acted like a fool."

The fact that Drobysh not only harshly criticized but also publicly humiliated Dubtsova greatly displeased Kushanashvili. He admits that with such a judge, the project will be successful, but wonders if it wasn't possible to express his disapproval in a more civilized way? In the end, Drobysh drove Dubtsova to tears, and this "ugly episode" was enjoyed by many who like to observe others' pain.

"When he tells Dubtsova that the song was sung badly, it's not Sosedov with his 'what have you done to Shulzhenko's legacy'... Drobysh, I assure you, is a gift for the producers and viewers of this program, even considering that he crosses the line... But can't it all be said differently? Not 'you can't sing, go to hell...' but that's Drobysh! But driving a girl to tears, is that good? For me, definitely not. The battering ram aggression that Drobysh unleashed," Otar Kushanashvili concluded.