Victoria Bulitko and Kyrylo Popovych presented a new song about love

Ukrainian actress and star of "Diesel Show" Victoria Bulitko together with her fiancé, sound engineer Kyryll Popovych, presented the new song "Why are you looking at me?". The composition, which was published on YouTube, has already managed to conquer the hearts of fans.

History of song creation

The song "Why are you looking at me?" was born literally in everyday life. One day, Kyrylo was playing the guitar, and Victoria was doing make-up. She asked him: "Why are you looking at me?", to which Kirill replied: "I look, because I admire." That's how the motive and main words of the composition were found.

The first moments of love

"This song is about the first moments of love, when we feel those butterflies in our stomach. If you haven't felt that fluttering inside you, then it means you haven't fallen in love. With this song, we wanted to convey the moments when you blush at the sight, feel embarrassed during meetings when your palms sweat from questions and answers. This is the state of being in love, " commented Victoria Bulitko on the premiere.

Courage to dive into a relationship

Bulitko admitted that at first she did not want to start a relationship with a man who is 16 years younger. She was afraid of public condemnation. But the decision to go to meet her emotions brought her true happiness.

"If I hadn't gone to meet these emotions and relationships, I wouldn't have felt what I still feel. Also, the main message of the song is to fall in love, go with your head and don't be afraid, " the actress shared.

Video clip for a new song

Dmytro Golishevskyi was the cameraman and director of the video clip, and "Diesel Show" actress Yana Hlushchenko helped in its creation. The video clip turned out bright and emotional, conveying the entire range of feelings.

The song "Why are you looking at me?" became another success for the duo METELyK, which was created by lovers last fall. They have already released several music videos, including "Night" and "Fierce".

Editor: Yana Davydiuk