Russian singer, finalist of the project "Star Factory-2" Yulia Savicheva, amid criticism of her recently changed image, decided to leave social networks. She wrote about this in her telegram channel.
"I am taking a break from social networks, so in the near future the remaining content will be published by my team," Savicheva wrote.
It seems to the actress that she is "really starting to go crazy."
"From endless discussions of my extreme vocals, my appearance, right down to my underpants and the constant 'bring back the old Savicheva,—" she explained.
Yulia Savicheva is known for performing such hits as "High", "Sorry for love", "If love lives in your heart", "Moscow — Vladivostok", "Let Go", "Bride" and many others. In 2004, Savicheva represented Russia at the international Eurovision Song Contest in Turkey and took 11th place. Over the years of her career, she has released seven studio albums and two mini-albums. For many years she was perceived as a pop singer, but for the last few years Savicheva looks like trying to get away from the image of a representative of pop culture to the image of a "crazy rock star".
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