A lighthearted moment with StarHit found Grigory Leps joking about slipping the equation E=mc2 into his chest to boost his energy. The playful line touched on the idea that science could lend a quick lift to performance, even if just for fun in the moment.
Leps clarified with a smile that beyond flirtations with physics and chemistry there is a steadier energy drawn from experience and focus. He described feeling at home in Crimea and spoke of Russia as a source of strength and influence for him. During a recent stop in the Krasnodar Territory, he recalled a quirky moment when he wished to visit a kindergarten but was denied access because Leps was alone without children. The anecdote drew a warm chuckle and served as a reminder that public figures sometimes encounter ordinary barriers in everyday places.
He recalled school days when he was a quieter student, often choosing the back rows to escape the spotlight. He noted that he did well through the seventh grade before discovering a passion for music that redirected his path. That shift set the course for a career that connects him with audiences across Russia and around the world.
Looking ahead, Leps shared plans he had mentioned in July. After turning 61, he aimed to clear outstanding debts and grow his earnings by a substantial amount. He stressed that work now takes up most of his time, signaling a shift toward new projects and ongoing commitments. He also mentioned a recent vacation with his children, a rare break that had to be paused because his demanding touring schedule and responsibilities kept him on the road.
In related remarks, there was mention of an ethno-opera collaboration with Rastorguev that sparked discussion about artistic phrases and experiments. This project highlighted the artist’s willingness to explore different forms and genres, embracing collaborations that push creative boundaries and resonate with diverse audiences.