Valmar Members Challenge Moon Landing Narrative, Discuss Flat Earth at SZIN Festival

Musicians Marics Peti and Valkusz Milán Spark Debate on Moon Landing and Flat Earth Theories at SZIN Festival Szeged, Hungary – During an interview at the Szegedi Ifjúsági Napok (SZIN) festival, popular Hungarian musicians Marics Peti and Valkusz Milán, members of the band Valmar, veered into a discussion about long-standing conspiracy theories, including the Flat Earth concept and the authenticity of the moon landing. The interview, conducted by a host dressed with angel wings, initially covered lighthearted topics about the duo's summer experiences. However, the conversation soon took a turn when the host posed questions about the moon landing. Marics Peti expressed strong skepticism regarding official narratives, stating, "NASA lies to us about many things. Let's look at the moon landing too. Videos and photos are very easy for people to believe." He further elaborated, "Many funny pictures were born from the moon landing, that's for sure. And since then, I don't know why they haven't tried again. This is deep for me, literally. The ocean or high as space." Milán added to the discussion, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking: "You shouldn't believe everything you see. There's a lot of money in it, that's 1000%." The musicians’ comments, while delivered with a lighthearted tone, highlighted a prevalent distrust in official sources and a willingness to entertain alternative theories, resonating with a segment of their audience. The discussion underscores the ongoing public fascination with these controversial topics, even among prominent cultural figures.

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Marics Peti azonnal távozott az interjúról egy kérdés után, kegyetlenül beszólt…

Kínos jelenetek a Valmar interjú alatt, Marics Peti elviharzott.