Mia Boyka (Maria Boyko) is a Russian singer, television host, and film actress. She was born on February 15, 1997, in the village of Zakhonye-2, Leningrad Oblast.
On February 2, 2022, she was entered into the database of the Myrotvorets website for unauthorized travel to Russian-annexed Crimea.
Listening to this artist's tracks on official streaming platforms, social media, and other services indirectly contributes to financing the war — through taxes paid to the budget of the Russian Federation.
Mia Boyka's Stance on the War in Ukraine
Following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Mia Boyka initially adopted a stance of silence, not uttering a single word about the so-called special military operation. Later, however, Mia made a decisive turn in her stance.
It is worth noting that Mia began her musical career under the wing of producer T-killah. Her creative output was primarily centered on meme-like, light pop hits that enjoyed immense popularity among teenagers. In 2024, Mia Boyka began collaborating with ardent Putin supporter YurKiss (Yuriy Kiselev), which was immediately reflected in her work. Mia Boyka's songs became steeped in official patriotism, echoing the repertoire of a "young Nadezhda Babkina". Her main hit of 2024 was "Russia Mine. Bogatyr-strong"...
On January 14, 2024, the singer uploaded a presidential campaign promotional video to VKontakte, in which she visits a polling station plastered with posters reading "Putin, Elections 2024" and portraits of Putin himself, and casts her vote.
On March 18, 2024, Mia Boyka performed at a patriotic rally-concert dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the annexation of Crimea and Vladimir Putin's victory in the presidential election. This was her first major pro-government concert, but clearly not her last.
On June 11, 2024, Mia performed on Red Square at a concert in honor of Russia Day in the "delightful company" of pro-Kremlin artists including Shaman, Grigory Leps, Sergey Lazarev, Polina Gagarina, Nikolay Baskov, and others.
Artists who support Putin's policies automatically support the war in Ukraine, even if they do not state it directly.
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