Vanya Dmitrienko spoke about his fear of a mortgage: “I’d rather live in a shack”

The performer of the hit “Venus-Jupiter” admitted to a lack of money

Vanya Dmitrienko burst into chats with his hit about Jupiter two years ago, since then his popularity has only grown, and with it his earnings. However, contrary to the expectations of numerous fans, Dmitrienko has not yet become a big millionaire, as he admitted to Moskovsky Komsomolets. And there seems to be no rush to purchase your own home in the capital. The artist said that he would never step onto the slippery slope of a multi-year loan. And there’s a good reason for that.

“I have a fear of mortgages, loans and other things, I’m very afraid of it. There are childhood traumas associated with this. There was a not very good history in the family related to loans. Parents had a hard time dealing with this. Therefore, taking into account their experience, I will say that I would never get involved in a mortgage. I’d rather live in a shack than live in something good that’s been taken out on a mortgage,” the artist explained.

Dmitrienko also admitted that his childhood was not the richest.

“My mother and I came to Gelendzhik or Anapa. Sun, sand, I go out to the beach, and I want to eat corn, but it costs a hundred rubles. But we didn’t have those hundred rubles, and I thought: I’ll definitely earn some money someday. And now, when I have the opportunity to do what I love, which feeds me, I have the opportunity to earn money, when I have my own audience, I understand: how good it is that then I separated myself from the corn,” said the artist.