Yandex Food Deliveryman in Moscow Sang on the Street and Became a Star — He Turned Out to Be a Guy from Brest
Young Belarusian Konstantin came to Moscow to develop a career in music, and for now, he started working as a courier. Recently, a video of him singing went viral — it looks like the guy can quit delivery.
A video featuring the Belarusian was published by the Instagram account posledniykurier. In the clip, Konstantin, dressed in a branded Yandex delivery jacket and with a courier backpack, sings an excerpt from the song "Sedmoy Lepestok" (Seventh Petal) by the Russian group Hi-Fi on the street.
The video with the talented Belarusian singer garnered 1.5 million views. Commentators write that the Belarusian is clearly not doing what he's meant to be doing:
"Brother, my potatoes can wait, just do it."
"There's a feeling that this yellow backpack needs to be returned."
"Let's get Mia Boyka as a courier instead of him, urgently!"
Konstantin Mukha was born in Brest. In 2022, he entered the Moscow university RUDN, faculty named Institute of World Economy and Business, and it seems he graduated this year. During his student years, Kostya actively performed on the university stage — for example, he received titles such as "Mr. Student Body."
The Belarusian used to upload his tracks online before, but without nearly as much success. Now the guy works as a courier for "Yandex Food" and also dedicates time to his hobby — making brooches from fabric and beads.
It seems, however, that he will now have little time for brooches. In the comments to the same video that made Kostya famous, Latvian hip-hopper YAMZY, who is building a career in Russia, appeared. He offered Konstantin to produce a song for him, and the Belarusian did not miss the chance — he is already working with YAMZY on a song. Moreover, Kostya admits that YAMZY's offer is far from the only one, so cooperation with other producers can also be expected.
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