Poliakova's producer tells how Oleh Vynnyk "sat in a puddle" and reveals the goals of his popular clone

Famous Ukrainian producer Mykhailo Yasynskyi, who works with singer Olia Poliakova, spoke out about the artist Oleh Vynnyk. The latter settled in Berlin, Germany, after February 24, 2022, and disappeared from the radar, only to contact his fans in June 2023 in his first and so far last interview during the full-scale war. Yasynskyi also watched this video of the dialog with the singer and honestly admitted that at first, it disappointed him, but then it just made him laugh.

In general, the producer assesses the behavior of the "wolfgirls" idol extremely negatively. He says that Vynnyk turned out to be "unable to live up to the image he created with his own hands." He shared his thoughts in an interview with Glavkom.

"I have one word to describe Vynnyk: disappointment. The image he had created for himself turned out to be false. The person was unable to live up to the image he created. The meanings he sang about, and so on. This particular audience was expecting something from him, but the interview he gave... at first it was disappointing, and then it became even a little funny," Yasynskyi commented, agreeing with the thesis that the once favorite of a million Ukrainian women "sat in a puddle."

However, Yasynskyi drew attention to another singer, Andrii Kravchenko, who was nicknamed a "clone" of Oleh Vynnyk because of his incredible resemblance to his fugitive colleague.

According to the producer, Kravchenko has every chance to take Vynnyk's place, but he doesn't set himself such a goal, although he is trying to win over the audience that once belonged to the singer of the hit song "Nino."

"He's taking care of himself. He's a good guy, a good man. He is energetic, and persistent, and I wish him success. But to repeat Vynnyk's success, he needs to go the right way. And yet he is a great artist, a real singer. He has a great experience of stage work. Oleh Vynnyk's team is not related to Kravchenko. This is a fundamentally new artist who is trying to work with the audience that was once loyal to Vynnyk," Yasinsky shared his opinion.