Buryakovsky on Tina Karol’s former producer: “He exploited Tina”

Buryakovsky mentioned this in an interview with Dmitry Gordon.

During the conversation, Buryakovsky explained that in the early 2000s, Oleg Chorny could have become Olya Polyakova’s producer. According to him, he even visited Chorny’s home at the time and initially found him to be quite normal. But later, as the singer’s husband claims, he learnt some extremely unpleasant things about him, after which any desire to collaborate, or even simply to communicate, vanished. Buryakovsky did not elaborate on exactly what he meant.

The most sensational part of this conversation concerned not Polyakova, but Tina Karol. Buryakovsky stated outright that, in his opinion, Oleg Chorny had “exploited Tina” and “behaved disgracefully”. The gist of his complaint was that a grown man should have behaved differently towards the young artist with whom he had worked for many years.

This story has a long history. Tina Karol and Oleg Chorny ended their collaboration back in 2007, and they were unable to part ways amicably. After the split, the producer publicly criticised the singer and accused her of “star syndrome”, whilst Karol herself responded that these claims were untrue. It is precisely this old story that Buryakovsky’s recent comments have been superimposed upon.

Adding fuel to the fire is the fact that this is already Buryakovsky’s second interview with Gordon. His previous media appearance had already caused a stir, and Olya Polyakova reacted to it publicly. Now, however, the focus of discussion is not so much Buryakovsky himself as his harsh comments about Tina Karol’s former producer.

As a reminder, the lead singer of the band ‘Antytila’ described the situation as a crime and emphasised Olena Topol’s right to a private life following her divorce.