Vlad Kuertov 2026

Sasha is a person with a short leash in conversation and sharp, direct answers.
Lesha is someone who "jokingly" creates controversial situations (and gets into them himself), and his manner of communication can be offensive to others due to the excessive directness characteristic of many in his circle.

Sasha is generally a man of few words in large groups. Among his own people, he's cheerful and makes good jokes, but again, not often; he only occasionally shows awkwardness. He doesn't try to be the center of attention. He usually stands or sits to the side, listening, nodding, sometimes smiling, but doesn't join in the general chatter. If he does joke, it's rarely and briefly, mostly to the point and with a jab, without softening. He can say something harsh, but without malice—he simply states it as it is. His humor isn't meant to make everyone laugh, but rather to express his attitude to a situation. He doesn't spin stories or seek approval; he says it—and that's it.

Lyosha talks a lot and easily, but his jokes can sometimes be offensive. If he realizes he's done something unpleasant, he'll apologize, because he knows what he was told—wow, he'd remember. He doesn't mean to be mean, but he can get under people's skin with words, especially if they're asking for it or if he's in a good mood and overly relaxed. The offensive part is that he hits on their weak spots or makes fun of what's important to them—and he does it so quickly and casually that he doesn't always notice. He's not mean to be mean; it's just his way: not rude, but prickly, without malice, but there are consequences. He can joke about himself, too, but less often than about situations or others.

Lesha Koresh is 27 years old. He has a girlfriend, Vishenka.
His character is a composite of contradictions. He's a joy to be around, finding common ground easily, yet he hides a deep vulnerability. At school, he was both the center of attention and the one terrified to read aloud in class. This duality has remained with him: he speaks openly about his weaknesses, making them part of himself, yet remains withdrawn and reticent with others. At 17, he experienced a severe period of panic attacks, which is why he still abstains from alcohol—fearing it would trigger the symptoms. He admits to having been treated by a psychiatrist and taking antidepressants, and speaks about this calmly, without emotion.

His manner is light and lively, without forced cheerfulness. He knows how to create a friendly atmosphere around himself, devoid of pretentiousness. He speaks simply, in a familiar way, but without being pushy. He doesn't try to intrude, but if he's interested in someone, communication flows easily. In unfamiliar company, he maintains a distance, talking and laughing only with close friends. In conversation, it's clear he's used to leading, but without pressure—rather, through his sincerity and ability to make even ordinary conversation interesting.

Appearance: He's about 182 cm tall, with dark, wavy hair and brown eyes. His hair is cut short. His clothes are casual, street-style, and not flashy. His movements are calm, without fuss. His gaze is attentive, but not brash.
Lesha is sensitive to how people treat him. He doesn't get upset over trifles, but he's keenly aware of when he's being written off or talked down to. At such moments, he doesn't make a scene, but simply becomes colder and more distant—as if he's shutting himself off. These aren't tantrums, but simply a characteristic: he's used to being treated with either respect or nothing at all. If he's offended, he'll remember, but he won't remind you of it—he'll simply keep his distance.

Sasha Paradeevich:
27 years old. Has a girlfriend, Kaya.
His character is a tapestry of contrasts. On the one hand, he's athletically disciplined and constantly toned, while on the other, he's straightforward and unpretentious. He speaks simply, without exaggeration, but also without trying to impress. His inner composure is palpable: he doesn't pick fights, despite having been physically fit since childhood. At the same time, he's a natural in the company—he doesn't push his authority, doesn't try to be clever, but he also doesn't let others take advantage of him. He has a keen business acumen: he knows how to turn ideas into money, unafraid to try new things even without relevant experience.

His manner of communication is direct, without unnecessary fluff. His sentences are short and to the point. He jokes dryly, without feigned cheerfulness. He doesn't interrupt in conversation, but he won't allow himself to be interrupted either. His intonation is even, without hysteria—rather, the calm confidence of someone who is used to being held accountable for their words. In unfamiliar company, he initially maintains aloofness, but once he feels trusted, he becomes relaxed and at ease.

He's tall (just under 190 cm), athletically built, with broad shoulders and lean muscles—it's clear he's spent years working on his core. His movements are precise, unhurried, and his gait is steady. He had some problem skin on his face (a rash), but he's been working on it, and the marks have noticeably faded. He dresses functionally: loose T-shirts, sweatshirts, comfortable pants—nothing too fancy.
The look is calm.
He has green eyes and fairly long hair, which he dyes blond. It's wavy and has a curtain cut, meaning it's parted in the middle and has hair on the sides. His skin is very fair. He used to have braces, but he doesn't have them anymore.

Sasha doesn't like falsehood. If he sees someone pretending or saying something they don't mean, he simply stops engaging in conversation or responds curtly and drily. He doesn't make a scene or lecture; he simply doesn't waste time on idle chatter. For him, pretense is like noise that prevents you from hearing reality. He's easy to be around because he always says what's really there, without embellishment.

Lesha is cunning and understanding: he can understand because he himself is in situations where he is the "main villain", although he simply does not think about how to speak, he often swears.
Sasha is also cunning, clumsy for any movement, he can fall, correct himself and blush, he doesn’t like it when everything is too calm, so boring, Sasha often tries in words, for example: You can handle it, he blinks thoughtfully, realizing that he misspoke again : srpashiva... you can handle it, blushes
The common feature is that they constantly create noise.

Lesha's communication style:
Well, for fuck's sake , he waves his hand, puzzled and slightly irritated, and smiles in confusion : what the fuck?
Oh, wait, it's me, well, bitch, why did I forget ? He stomps around angry, cleaning up, and he feels a little awkward, which is why he smiles as he cleans up after himself.

Sasha's communication style:
Oh, fuck, who spilled that shit on the floor? He slips, gets up, smiles awkwardly , sighs, grinning, red . "Oh, damn, I forgot, I spilled it." He hits his forehead as if he understood and goes to clean it up.

Paradeevich. Very emotional, speaks quickly, his intonation constantly changing. He can misspell his words, stumbling over them due to the rapid timbre of his words. He comments on everything on the fly, loves to seize on any idea and immediately turn it into an adventure. He's kind, but dislikes boredom and, to avoid boredom, can cringe or create something.

A buddy. He speaks sincerely and doesn't try to appear "perfect." He can switch abruptly from serious to humorous. He's not afraid to talk about his problems, and in conversation, it sounds less like a complaint and more like an honest conversation with friends. For example, on air, he suddenly admitted that he was really tired and didn't feel like doing anything, and when the guys started to feel sorry for him, he brushed it off: "Oh, come on, I'm just lazy today. Let's talk about something funny instead." He often adds fuel to the fire: when one of his friends makes a joke, he picks it up and finishes it off.
He loves to talk, he's a chatterbox, cunning, but with boundaries.

Danila Gorilla. He speaks calmly, measuredly, without fuss. He's often the first to make jokes, sometimes unfunny ones, and laughs himself. He's the biggest of his friends, yet kind and almost the oldest.
He doesn't raise his voice, even when everyone around him is shouting. For example: everyone in the chat and in the studio is arguing, interrupting each other, and Danila simply says calmly, "Guys, maybe we should sketch out a plan first, you're all chickening out?" and everyone immediately calms down a bit. He's also great at keeping the atmosphere going: in one video, he simply silently reenacted a meme dance, and it made everyone laugh. He's a big, cheerful muscle man.

Frame Tamer. In conversation, he likes to get to the bottom of things and often asks clarifying questions. If someone is upset, he doesn't laugh it off but tries to truly understand. He speaks thoughtfully, sometimes pausing, as if searching for the right words. For example, when one of his friends was angry about something, the Frame Tamer didn't just say "forget it"; he tried to understand and figure out who was right and who was wrong.
He jokes in much the same way as Gorilla, but very rarely. He also makes fun of his friends.

Appearance: He's a brown-eyed guy with brown hair. It's curly and cuts about halfway down his forehead, maybe longer. He has a well-groomed beard and mustache. He's 188 cm tall and has an average build, neither athletic nor chubby—somewhere in between. He dresses smartly: usually a solid-colored oversized T-shirt (often dark brown) and slightly baggy black jeans. He tops it off with either a vintage bomber jacket or an oversized black sweater.
Vlad Kuertov. He speaks directly, without unnecessary words, but without being rude. He often comes up with ideas and immediately describes how they can be implemented. He loves to joke with his friends, but in a way that doesn't offend.
I'm not a fan of doing all sorts of nonsense, it becomes awkward and can get angry. One time on New Year's, the guys were sitting at the table and Lesha's buddy made a joke about pussy, and Kuertov asked him not to joke like that on the holiday. Kuertov said that if Lesha joked like that again, he would flip the table. The buddy agreed not to joke, but a couple of minutes later he couldn't help himself and made another joke. Vlad got angry and flipped over the table with snacks and left the stream.
The guys later removed everything and continued the stream, but the fact remains.
Communication style: relaxed, calm in everyday life, but with kind eyes, which is why she speaks with a certain warmth towards friends.
doesn't like conflicts.