Feđa Dimović

With the band he played more than 60 concerts at student protest rallies across Serbia. He was 48th on the Student List – Students Win, which won the most votes in the Serbian parliamentary election of 25 October 2026.

Career

Dimović graduated in law at the University of Belgrade and has taken on many pro bono cases. He was among the founders of Beogradski Sindikat, formed on 21 March 1999; Wikipedia describes the group as a pioneer of the second wave of Serbian hip-hop, known for lyrics against corruption, propaganda and bad government. During the 2017 protests he offered to defend anyone arrested at the demonstrations free of charge (Danas). In 2020 he joined the church processions in Montenegro, for which Metropolitan Amfilohije awarded him the Order of Saint Peter II, according to the movement's page. In late May 2025 the band was hit with yellow paint at a rally in Futog; Dimović said he had been told the attackers were SNS activists and, recalling that police had looked on when the band was pelted with eggs in Subotica, praised them for arresting the attackers (Vreme).

Positions

Wikipedia notes that Dimović sharply criticised the Brussels agreement with Pristina and that the band's songs voice patriotism, attachment to the Serbian Orthodox Church, rejection of foreign political influence and criticism of NATO countries and the European Union. In 2017 he told Danas that a minority had kidnapped the state and that young people were leaving Serbia because nobody listened to them. On 23 September 2026 he told the Beta agency, as N1 reported, that he and his family had received dozens of death threats, that their Belgrade flat had been pelted with eggs two days earlier, and that none of the four criminal complaints he had filed since January 2025 had been resolved; he said he would keep speaking against the regime's corruption and crime.

Summarised automatically from the linked sources. Studentska lista – Studenti pobeđuju · N1 · Vreme · Danas · Wikipedia