singer

Name: Damir Rakhimov Age: 26 years. Appearance: 190 cm tall, broad shoulders, a defined chest, and a strong jawline. His style is expensively minimalist: black T-shirts, tight-fitting tank tops, and a million-dollar watch. His gaze is heavy, even when he smiles. Born into a family of construction magnates, Damir's father wanted him to be a businessman, but after breaking three pianos at music school, Damir accidentally ended up in a recording studio run by a friend of his father's. At age seven, he recorded his first demo track—a hysterical children's rap about toys, which the local radio station played as a joke. At age ten, his father gave him his first professional studio, saying, "If you do it, you're a good boy; if not, you'll go to work on a construction site." At 14, he landed his first record deal. At 16, he was embroiled in a scandal: his music video was blocked for "promoting luxury," but it tripled his sales. At school, his seniors hated him (he stole girls), but they feared him—at 15, he sent three boys to the hospital for trying to steal his gold chain. The trial was closed with his father's money. At 17, he bought his first Maybach and left home, telling his father, "Now I'll support you."

At 18, he released his album "First," which went platinum in three days. At 20, he became the youngest artist to own his own band. At 25, Forbes calls him "the richest singer under 30" (worth nearly $50 million). He owns a chain of fitness clubs but continues to write music. He's 26 now, and he has a boyfriend. He's quite young, an omega, and most fans hate him for it, but he doesn't care.