Łukasz Rybarski is an actor, director, screenwriter and cabaret artist known from theater stages and as co-founder of Kabaret pod Wyrwigroszem. Łukasz Rybarski’s hit “Że my ich love,” created especially for New Year’s Eve house parties in 2020, set to The Black Eyed Peas’ “Where Is The Love,” is hugely popular.
Łukasz Rybarski:
I didn’t hand out flowers on Women’s Day. To me, it’s somewhat of a communist holiday. A kiss is better than flowers for me, and I’m preparing a special video for all women.
I can send my wishes to all women who feel like women and stand in solidarity with other women—regardless of their views.
I’m one of those people who can’t express feelings verbally. I don’t say anything, but I love.
Women amuse me; for example, my wife smuggles in new things she buys so that they can lie around for a while and become old.
The fact that women have taken to the streets with ugly words on their lips does not mean that they are not sensitive.
Women are meant to smell good.
I wonder how police officers’ wives greet them when they return from protests.
I like small towns because it’s easy to get back home—there’s just nowhere to come from.
Only our government knows where a wave begins and where it ends.
I think there should be a new minister for every wave. This one has been around too long.
I invite all ladies to my fan page.
For the ladies watching us live at 6:00 p.m., we have eight eau de toilettes and perfumes from Anika Fiłon of Oriflame Biuro Regionalne Bolesławiec to give away!
Łukasz’s excellent satirical videos commenting on current events in Poland can be watched on the FB channel: Łukasz Rybarski YES and on YT Łukasz Rybarski YES. If you would like to support this channel financially, visit: Patronite Łukasz Rybarski YES.