--- title: "Military Rappers Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz Release Track \"Shcho dali?\" Supported by \"General Chereshnya\"" description: "Ukrainian military rappers Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz have released the track \"Shcho dali?\" and a music video created in collaboration with drone manufacturer \"General Chereshnya\"." date: 2026-11-13T17:52:09.681Z lang: en url: https://xab.info/en/posts/military-rappers-track-shcho-dali-general-chereshnya tags: [ukraine-war, rap, military-music, general-chereshya, drones, music-release] author: "Inna Kinsheva" publisher: "XAB.info" --- # Military Rappers Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz Release Track "Shcho dali?" Supported by "General Chereshnya" ![Ukrainian military rappers Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz in front of an industrial building](https://xab.info/media/2026/11/13/repery-voyennye-trek-shcho-dali-general-chereshnya/repery-voyennye-trek-shcho-dali-general-chereshnya-1.webp) ## Key Points - Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz presented the track "Shcho dali?" and music video using black humor and sarcasm. - The release was co-created with Ukrainian drone manufacturer "General Chereshnya," whose director Marko Kushnir called the project a development of military culture through rap. - The performers are service members of the Defense Forces of Ukraine; the company previously launched the 27 Cherry Records music label. Ukrainian rappers and service members Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz have released a new joint track titled "Shcho dali?" ("What's Next?") along with its music video. The release has become a candid and harsh fixation of the present time, in which war, according to the performers, has become routine, and the only "plan" for the enemy consists of body bags and black sacks. A special role in the creation of the track was played by the participation of the Ukrainian drone manufacturer "General Chereshnya," which, according to the authors, added a technological and "deadly" vibe to the song. ### Black Humor as the Tone of the Times In the track "Shcho dali?", the performers deliberately avoided soft phrasing, opting instead for a straightforward delivery featuring elements of black humor, sarcasm, and harsh statements. The artists explain this approach by stating that under the conditions of daily struggle for survival, "the only possible tone is biting sarcasm, black humor, and absolute confidence in our victory." According to them, picking soft words in such a situation makes no sense, which is why the composition is structured as a direct statement about the moods within society. ### Cooperation with a Drone Manufacturer A key feature of the release was the partnership with Ukrainian drone manufacturer "General Chereshnya." The musicians note that with the company's support, "this message flies where it needs to go even faster and more accurately." Marko Kushnir, Director of Communications and Media for the company, stated that cooperating with the artists helps develop military culture through Ukrainian rap. „We continue to develop the direction of military culture in the truest version — rap. We are proud of the opportunity to create such products with the best masters of their craft. And we are also proud that the guys operate our drones. Now the cooperation extends beyond dugouts and workshops. Next is even more,“ Kushnir said. ### Music Video and the Message to Continue the Fight Alongside the track, the performers presented a music video featuring footage that reflects the daily reality of Ukrainians during the war. Regardless of international statements and decisions made "behind closed doors," the artists urge everyone to keep fighting. „No matter the promises made by global „figures,“ no matter what is decided in closed offices — we need to keep doing what we do: prepare every day, grow stronger, and continue the fight,“ emphasized Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz. The song "Shcho dali?" is available on streaming platforms. ### Context: The Performers and the Company's Label As a reminder, Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz are Ukrainian rap artists and service members who joined the Defense Forces of Ukraine at various times. It was previously reported that the defence-tech company "General Chereshnya" launched its own music label, 27 Cherry Records, making this release part of a broader practice of combining musical and defense content. The company is among the leading Ukrainian unmanned systems manufacturers: according to the Delta ranking, at the end of July, it topped the list in terms of E-points, highlighting its role in the industry and explaining the scale of the partnership with the artists. ## Fact-Check & Sources - [Рэперы-военные и производитель дронов "Генерал Черешня" презентовали милитари-трек "Що далі?"](https://styler.rbc.ua/ukr/trends/reperi-viyskovi-ta-virobnik-droniv-general-1794591821.html) - Primary source: announcement of the track and video, quotes from the performers and Marko Kushnir, information about the 27 Cherry Records label and the artists' status as service members. - [«Ни одного документа»: «Генерал Черешня» рассказывает о блокировке 677 000 дронов для ВСУ](https://itc.ua/news/ny-odnogo-dokumenta-general-chereshnya-rasskazyvaet-o-blokyrovke-677-000-dronov-dlya-vsu/) - Подтверждено по источнику itc.ua - [АОЗ обвинили в закупке дронов «у конкретного производителя»](https://zn.ua/war/aoz-obvinili-v-zakupke-dronov-u-konkretnoho-proizvoditelja.html) - Подтверждено по источнику zn.ua - [Компания "Генерал Черешня" в июле возглавила рейтинг Delta по Э-баллам: поражено 16 тысяч воздушных ...](https://www.unian.net/weapons/kompaniya-general-chereshnya-v-iyule-vozglavila-reyting-delta-po-e-ballam-porazheno-16-tysyach-vozdushnyh-celey-13467480.html) - Context: the company is a leading UAV manufacturer, topped the Delta ranking by E-points at the end of July; used for the contextual paragraph. ## FAQ ### Who are the performers of the track "Shcho dali?"? Ukrainian rappers and service members Tour, Gonya, Misha Pravylny, and Harry Schultz, who joined the Defense Forces of Ukraine at various times. ### With whose participation was the release created? The track and video were created with the participation of Ukrainian drone manufacturer "General Chereshnya"; the collaboration was announced by the company's Director of Communications, Marko Kushnir. ### What style is used in the track? The performers used black humor, sarcasm, and harsh statements, deliberately rejecting soft phrasing.