Timur Yunusov

Timur Yunusov was born on Aug 15, 1983 in USSR [now Russia]. Timur Yunusov's big-screen debut came with Zhara directed by Rezo Gigineishvili in 2006, strarring Self.

Timur Yunusov (August 15, 1983, Moscow, RSFSR, USSR) - Russian hip-hop artist, singer, music producer, actor and entrepreneur, is also a graduate of Star Factory 4. Parents: father - Ildar Vakhitovich Yunusov (1960) - businessman; mother - Simona Yakovlevna Yunusova (1959), nee Chervomorskaya. The artist himself, in an interview with the Moskovsky Komsomolets newspaper, said: "I have very wealthy parents," saying: "My father raised me in such a way that I should achieve everything myself." In 1998, Timati, aged 14-15, founded the VIP77 group. In 2000, he worked as a back-MS for Decl. He graduated from the club of young art critics at the Pushkin State Museum. In 2004 he participated in the project "Star Factory 4". At the same time, the VIP77 group stopped performing and the Banda group was formed. The revival of VIP77 with a new line-up took place the following year, after which it again disintegrated. Some VIP77 members switched to Timati Black Star Records. In 2006, Timati Black Star's debut solo album was released. A video clip was released for a duet with Alex - "When you are nearby." The production center of Black Star Inc is being organized. A collection of clothes called "Black Star by TIMATI" has appeared, aimed at R'n'B and hip-hop youth. In 2007, the track "Dirty Whores" was released, together with Bogdan Titomir and Dzhigan; guestwriter - Misha Krupin. Timati's first recital at the Heat Club, hosted by Phlatline. Organization of the first international soul & R'n'B music contest "Version 0.1". Tracks were recorded with Fat Joe, Nox, and Xzibit. In 2008, Timati released a remix of DJ Smash's song "Moscow Never Sleeps". A video clip was recorded (directed by Rezo Gigineishvili). The video "Do not go crazy" was released on the eponymous track from the Black Star album (director Konstantin Cherepkov). The track "Forever" was released with the artist of the label Bad Boy Records Mario Wainens, a clip was shot on it (director Rezo Gigineishvili). Together with Sprandi, the first TS Timati for Sprandi sportswear line was launched, which was presented at Russian Fashion Week in Moscow. Timati became a character in the mobile game "The World Against Timati" ("Timati Incide"). In 2009, three singles from The Boss released "Welcome to St. Tropez "(director Konstantin Cherepkov)," Groove On "(feat. Snoop Dogg) (director Pavel Khudyakov)," Classmate ". Video clips are recorded on all these singles. The single "Love You" (feat. Busta Rhymes & Mariya) was released immediately after the release of The Boss. A clip is also recorded on it. On November 13, the presentation of Timati's second album, The Boss, was held at the Milk Moscow club. At the same time, album sales began in music stores in Russia and the CIS. On July 12, Timati's friend and comrade in Black Star inc died in a car accident. DJ Dlee. In the spring, during a medical examination at the military registration and enlistment office, a psychiatrist put Timati the mark "Mentally unbalanced", because of which he was not accepted into the army. In 2010, the video "Time" (Khudyakov production) was released on the track of the same name from The Boss album. The track "Foreign Exchange" by S.A.S. appeared on the Internet The track was recorded with Timati, Cam'ron and Fler. March 23 in Miami at the DJ-conference was presented a joint track of Laurent Wolfe and Timati. In April, a video was released for the song "How much is love," directed by Pavel Khudyakov. On June 1, the first clothing store by Timati opened, which on the same day held a charity concert with the participation of DJ Smash, Sergey Lazarev and the Fidget group. In 2012, he became the ambassador of the Universiade 2013, which was held in Kazan. October 12 saw the presentation of the video clip "Sex in the Bathroom" at the Posh Friends Club. November 29 - Timati recital titled "#David Dreams" in Crocus City Hall (Moscow).