Experiencing a new wave of popularity, the singer admitted that she had lost

Honored Artist of Russia Tatyana Bulanova, who unexpectedly gained a second wave of popularity among Russian youth, admitted that she did not understand the reasons for such interest. In an interview with KP-Petersburg, the singer even called herself a "skoof."

Skuf, EADaily reminds, is a collective image of an unkempt man over 35 with a limited range of interests. Usually applied to men.

Bulanova also stated that it remains a mystery to her why so many young listeners come to her concerts.

According to the artist, sincerity and melodiousness of songs can attract a young audience — qualities that remain in demand regardless of the age of the audience. At the same time, the performer feels 25 years old inside herself, but external changes and time still make their own adjustments. Hence Bulanova's statement that she is a female skuf.