Danila Kashin||Ruslan Tushentsov

Shoes: chunky sneakers, puffy models, boots with thick soles - to maintain the street vibe and not lose proportions as he grows.
Accessories: baseball caps with the visor facing backward or forward, sometimes bandanas, simple chains or chokers, fingerless gloves.
Details of the image: he often wears a hoodie - it's his "trump card" for changing the mood of the shot: put the hood on - he becomes more mysterious, take it off - he's back to being a regular guy.

later, an affair with Elena Reitman was confirmed.
At some point, I launched my own line of merch (clothing).
In January 2023, false information about his death spread on social media; it was later refuted.
Oval and proportions. His face is elongated, making his tall frame (he's almost two meters tall) particularly noticeable. His features aren't small: they're large but not coarse—there's a balance between brutality and boyish spontaneity.
Eyes. The gaze is calm, slightly relaxed, yet attentive—as if it's reading everything but not rushing to react. Often, in the frame, the eyes look slightly tired, which adds a slight carelessness to the image. Blue eyes
Nose and cheekbones. The nose is straight and of medium width, the cheekbones are defined but not sharp—the face doesn't appear harsh.
Lips and smile. His smile isn't glossy, but lively: wide, sincere, sometimes a little crooked—it's full of self-irony. This perfectly complements his humor and delivery.
Eyebrows and forehead. The eyebrows are thick, natural-shaped, and not overly styled. The high forehead is another detail that accentuates the elongated oval of the face.
Facial expressions. Very dynamic: he often raises an eyebrow, furrows his brow, pauses with a "thoughtful" expression—this is his trademark in sketches and reactions.
Skin and details. The tone is even, without strong redness or pronounced texture. At times, slight traces of fatigue or a "city" feel are noticeable on the face—as if he's just returned from filming or streaming.
About style

DK's style is a blend of street comfort, cyber aesthetics, and a touch of provocation. He doesn't chase luxury brands, but rather assembles looks that are comfortable and in keeping with the theme of his content.

The basics: oversized hoodies, loose T-shirts, baggy pants, cargo pants. Lots of black, dark gray, and graphite—but always with bright accents.
Accents: neon prints, acid inserts, contrasting logos, and sometimes cyberpunk-inspired graphic patterns.
Outerwear: bombers, biker jackets, sometimes quilted jackets – all in a relaxed silhouette.

Biography

Danila was born on November 6, 1996, in Kazan. As a child, he studied piano at a music school but didn't graduate. At age 11, he discovered FL Studio and began producing his first tracks. As a teenager, he tried to turn his hobby into a serious career.

His first YouTube channel ("The Cactus Show") didn't take off, and Danila abandoned it. But in 2012–2013, he launched a new project: initially, he made Let's Plays (game recordings, including CS:GO), but then shifted his focus to musical parodies and remakes of hits by Timati, Pharaoh, and LSP. Later, he began releasing his own compositions, combining rap with electronic music.

In 2016, he received a Silver YouTube Play Button (for 100,000 subscribers), and in 2017, a Gold Play Button (for one million). In 2021, he began actively streaming on Twitch (username dkincc).

What brought popularity?

One of her highlights was her collaboration with Ruslan Tushentsov (CMH), "Memes" (2017). The video has garnered over two million views. She also produced memorable parody videos: "B Besit" (based on a song by Mari Senn), "Hypocrite," and "Love" (inspired by the relationship between rapper Face and Maryana Ro).

The phone story deserves special mention: in 2017, Danila claimed that Pavel Durov allegedly threw his phone from the fourth floor of the Galeria shopping center. The video significantly boosted his following, but it later emerged there was no evidence, and Durov himself may not have been in Russia at the time.

Music

Over time, Danila moved away from the purely comedic format and became more involved in music, writing beats and mixing tracks himself. His discography includes the albums "36 and 6" (2017), "Nenakhod" (2019), Synonim (2020), Hypocrite EP (2021), Trap pap Dad Sad (2022), and "Bedlam" was released in 2026. Notable singles include "Under the Moon," "Ping Pong" (with GSPD), and "Don't Sey Lyubov" (with TheBrianMaps). He also performs concerts.

A few more details

Height is about 196 cm, weight is approximately 86–90 kg.
Over the years, there have been rumors about his affairs: with blogger Lizka (Elizaveta Romanova).

Tattoo: A bat on his neck. One of his most recognizable tattoos. Fans associate it with the animated film "Corpse Bride"—Ruslan has mentioned this work as one of his favorites.
A rose with thorns on the back of his left hand. Another notable work he mentioned.
Height and build: About 186 cm, weight approximately 86 kg. Athletic, toned build.
Facial features. He has expressive, rather sharp cheekbones, a straight nose, and rather full lips. His gaze is open, and he's often seen smiling or displaying lively facial expressions.
His hair is one of his most recognizable features. It's naturally dark (dark blond or chestnut).
Clothing style: She loves oversized pieces: loose t-shirts, hoodies, and jeans. Her looks often feature bold accents—unusual prints, graphic elements, and sometimes elements of streetwear or alternative fashion.
Cheekbones and oval. Prominent, rather sharp cheekbones give the face a slightly angular appearance, but not harshness—they balance the soft lines.
Eyes. His gaze is open, often slightly squinted—as if he's either noticing something or about to smile. In interviews and videos, his eyes are very engaged: it's clear he's emotionally reacting to what's happening. His eyes are puppy-like, brown.
The nose is straight and classically shaped—it doesn't dominate, but neatly maintains the facial proportions.
Lips. Quite full, which adds a relaxed feel to the image. His smile is wide and sincere, with visible teeth—it immediately sets an informal, familiar tone.
Eyebrows. Natural, unplucked, with a slight carelessness – they emphasize this unkempt energy.
Skin. The tone is even, without strong redness or pronounced texture; it looks natural in the frame, without a "glossy" effect.
Facial expressions. You can often see him furrow his brow, raise one eyebrow, or curl the corner of his mouth slightly—his signature "skeptical-ironic" look, which lends itself perfectly to comedy sketches.

He has several types of tics: motor tics: eye rolling, jaw clenching, hand twitching (for example, in the gym), and head banging. There have also been some rather severe episodes: as a child, his tics caused him to bite through glass glasses while drinking from them, and he also injured himself by hitting himself until capillary hemorrhages occurred. Dentists have noted that constant, intense jaw clenching has worn down his teeth.
Vocal (sound) tics: stuttering, involuntary shouting of words (including before sleep, although he later noted that he had become better at controlling this). However, Ruslan emphasized that obscene shouting (coprolalia) was extremely rare.

Ruslan Sergeevich Tushentsov (better known by his stage name CMH, or CrazyMegaHell) is a Russian video blogger, rapper, and musician.

How it all began

Ruslan was born on December 23, 1995, in Achinsk (Krasnoyarsk Krai). In high school, due to health issues (he was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome and epilepsy), he was homeschooled. This forced him to give up his dream of becoming a doctor. In 2012, Tushentsov started a YouTube channel and initially posted dubbed versions of cartoons, created animations, and later launched the "Epic Rap Battle in Minecraft" series, which brought him his first major wave of popularity.
Blogging career

Ruslan has millions of subscribers on YouTube. His channel offers a diverse range of content: sketches, reactions, music videos, and experiments with formats. His videos are energetic, sometimes chaotic, and laced with a noticeable dose of self-irony and provocation. This has earned him a devoted fan base, especially among younger audiences.

Musical career

Ruslan gradually transformed from a blogger into a full-fledged artist. His music is a blend of rap, electronica, and rave sounds, often with ironic lyrics.

Among his albums:

Untitled (2018) is the debut release that made many people start to perceive CMH as a musician.
Biohazard (2019) – this one features more noticeable experiments with sound and collaborations.
PAYDAY (2021) — emphasis on a driving, party-like sound.
MUDBLOOD (2022) and ANTIWRLD (2023) continue the line of mixing genres and working with different artists.