A new collaboration brings together Lyusya Chebotina and Philip Kirkorov for a duet that has fans talking. The release comes from RockFam, the music label behind the project, and marks a notable moment in their recent creative calendar.
The duo introduced the track, titled Queen, on April 28. The accompanying press materials emphasize that the song moves beyond polished phrases and empty promises, centering on the impact of a real man’s deeds. In the artists’ view, the chorus crystallizes the core message: a conversation between strong voices, where Chebotina’s and Kirkorov’s lines weave a responsive, almost musical dialogue that lands with a direct, memorable beat.
Chebotina explains that royalty in this context isn’t about status but about the substance of a person’s actions. She notes that she has long hoped to share a song with Kirkorov, highlighting the mutual respect and anticipation that built the project from its early stages. The collaboration is pitched as a study of character and responsibility, translated through a modern pop lens that Canadian and American listeners can readily grasp.
In the run-up to the release, Chebotina addressed rumors surrounding Kirkorov, denying any claims of erratic behavior or whims. She described him as genuine, someone she views as a positive example in the industry. The artist recalled Kirkorov’s dedication during previous shoots, even when conditions were trying, underscoring a level of professionalism that resonates with fans across North America and beyond.
Public attention also followed Chebotina’s remarks about everyday recognition. In May, she joked that fans might know him simply by the sneakers he wears on the subway, a lighthearted reminder that celebrity can intersect with ordinary moments in memorable ways. The conversation around Queen thus blends public persona with personal storytelling, inviting listeners to consider what real leadership and kindness look like in contemporary life. (RockFam, press materials)