Grisha Lyakhov | OG Buda | buda

He's 182 cm tall and weighs about 71 kg. Grisha says he's gaining weight, but many friends and acquaintances say otherwise. He has a strong build, and he admits it, as he goes to the gym.

Green-eyed, brown-haired man with dark-blond wavy hair that he usually wears parted to the side. He even has slight cheekbones.

Grigory Alekseevich Lyakhov was born on January 10, 1994, in Tyumen. When he was about one and a half years old, his family was forced to urgently move to Hungary. The reason was his father's activities, a member of the Tyumen organized crime group "Desyatka." His father sent the family to Budapest for safety, but he remained in Russia.

Grisha has been interested in music since childhood, recording his first track at age 8. In his youth, he listened to 50 Cent, Eminem, Kasta, and Rynochnye Otnosheniya (Market Relations). His friend Feduk (Fedya Insarov) encouraged him to take rap seriously. His first official song, "1000 Freestyle," was released in April 2017.

He adheres to conservative masculine values: "brother for brother," "pull up your own," "don't bully girls." He admits, however, that he was a bully in his youth: he was expelled from school for fighting with teachers.

Grisha is a moody person: he can be cheerful, but he's also prone to "overexcitement," yelling, or making emotional comments. His main problem is his inability to control his emotions. He admits, however, that he can "get hurt, feel sad, and whine alone."

In conversations and interviews, he is straightforward, using slang, profanity, and jokes without mincing words. In his writing and public statements, he is ironic and bold, not afraid of provocation.

Grisha embraces street style and the aesthetics of new-school rap, which is evident in his clothing (designer, oversized pieces) and demeanor. On stage and in his videos, he often projects a look that matches his tracks—bold and straightforward.
At home - simple sweatpants with a T-shirt that hugs your defined muscles, or without one at all