Following a loud announcement about resuming their joint work, Potap and Nastya Kamenskikh returned to the stage together. Social media is actively discussing a video of their performance in the USA, where the artists performed their old Russian-language hits. This is reported by RBK-Ukraine, citing the ex-spouses' fan account on TikTok.

From intrigue to return

The return of the legendary duo was initially accompanied by a wave of intrigue. The artists published posts hinting at a new stage in life, using the phrase "no matter how you turn it, we are not a couple." Because of this, many users assumed it was about a divorce or the final end of their personal story. However, it later became clear that Potap and Nastya were announcing the restoration of their musical duo, which had effectively ceased active activity back in 2017.

Performance in the USA and Russian repertoire

Following the announcement on social media, footage of the artists' performance in the United States appeared. In the video, Potap and Nastya sing one of their most famous old hits — "Krepkie Oreshki" (Hard Nuts). Users speculate that the performance may have taken place at a private event in New York, although the artists themselves have not officially clarified the format of the event.

A separate wave of discussion was caused by the fact that the duo is performing Russian-language repertoire again. Fans also noted that after announcing their return, Potap and Nastya began managing their social media pages in Russian. "And they suddenly remembered Russian," wrote one user.

Rumors about the fee and criticism of the format

Rumors about the artists' possible fee are actively spreading on the internet. According to unverified data, for a performance at a closed event, Potap and Nastya could have received almost $500,000. There is no official confirmation of this amount, and some users openly doubt such figures.

"$400,000 for a corporate event? Hard to believe," commented users online. Others also questioned the information about the probable fee: "Regarding the price — it's a lie," wrote one of the commentators.

The artists were also criticized for the format of the performance itself. Some users criticized the video from the event and stated that the duo's comeback does not look as loud as they tried to present it.

Duo history and context

Recall that the Potap and Nastya duo was one of the most popular in the Ukrainian show business in the 2000s. Their songs "Ne Para" (Not a Couple), "Vnaturye" (In Nature), "Vse Puchkom" (All Good), "Chumachecha Vesna" (Chumachek Spring), and others became real hits at the time. Later, the artists began developing solo careers: Nastya Kamenskikh performed under the pseudonym NK, while Potap engaged in his own creative work, production, and other projects.

After the start of the full-scale war, Potap and Nastya repeatedly found themselves at the center of criticism due to their scandalous statements and public behavior. Now, their return as a duo with a Russian-language repertoire has once again sparked a wave of discussion on social media.