Today I learned what might be Malaysia’s own version of РОИССЯ, ВПЕРДЕ!
 
Malaysia boleh! (Malaysia can do it)
 
Малыйзля Болеет! - Малый зла болеет - little evil is hurt!

@Sand Boot
 
For liberal Russians, sort of. More accurately, || their version of “Ffff Trump”, but with Putin instead of Trump.||
 
 
@Anonymous #74B3
 
Not very accurate.

@HorsesPlease19  
Google Translator says: rush ahead

So is their version of Let’s go Brandon?

@Anonymous #64C6
 
You are much welcome. I love to explain and help!

@HorsesPlease19  
Ok. Thanks for explaining! :3

@Anonymous #64C6
 
Tldr: Russian version of “Murrica f*** yeah”, laughing at their own failures. We Malaysians also laugh at our own country with “Malaysia Boleh” (Malaysia can [fail]).
 
Short: it’s a satirical slogan in Russia that mocks their own country. I (a random Malaysian netizen) caught it up because it was a meme, and I thought it looks funny.
 
Long: РОИССЯ, ВПЕРДЕ! (Raissja, Vpjerdje!) is a slogan used by liberal or leftist activists who don’t like Putin’s administration, laughing at the ultranationalism, politics, and corruption that was widespread in during its time.
 
The slogan plays with a patriotic or nationalist slogan, Россия, Вперёд! (Rossija, Vpjerjod!, “Forward, Russia”).
 
РОИССЯ - роиться - to swarm
 
ВПЕРДЕ - в пердеть - into fart, into an arse, into failure
 

 
Unexpectedly, the targets of this meme, ultranationalists, would accuse this meme of being offensive against all of Russia, not just the stupid politicians and hooligans whom this meme represents. They accuse this meme of depicting Russia as a very poor country.
 
The funny pictures of Russia shown by this meme are why I make it my own slogan too and a running joke. To me, it’s no longer a Russian meme, but a surreal meme that laughs at the stupid things in life.
 
Two examples of this lovely and stupid meme:
 

Mind explain? Thanks.