Hip-hop artist Khas visited children at the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation’s Blogger Camp
23.09.2026
Ukrainian hip-hop artist and TV host Khas spent a day with participants of the first autumn session of the “Blogger Camp” organized by the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation. The artist came to support children affected by the war and those who had been returned from occupation. Now, at the Camp, they are resting, improving their health, and undergoing psychological recovery.
The meeting began with an energetic performance by Khas. The artist performed his best-known hits, and some Camp participants even wanted to sing along with him.
“I am truly impressed by these children. At such a young age, they are already making music, have their own band, and are not afraid to come forward and show their creativity. And some of them even wanted to sing with me today — which is incredible. I want to wish them not to stop, to believe in their talent, and not to be afraid to try and make mistakes. May each of them find something that inspires them and confidently follow their own path,” Khas said.
After the performance, the artist held a motivational meeting with the campers, during which he spoke about his creative journey and how he tried five times to audition for “Fabryka Zirok.” Using his own experience as an example, Khas showed the children how important it is not to give up after setbacks, to develop their strengths, and to keep working on themselves.
The children listened attentively to the artist and actively asked questions — they were interested in his creative work, sources of inspiration, plans for the future, and how he sees himself 10 years from now. The conversation was lively and candid.
“Khas is a very talented person. He sang his songs for us, and it was incredible! I really liked how, after the concert, he told us about his own experience — how he pursued his goal from a small town, did not listen to what others said, and eventually achieved it. He really inspired me to keep moving forward, keep growing, and keep living,” said Myroslava, a Camp participant.
As part of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation’s camps, more than 5,000 children from across Ukraine have already had the opportunity to rest, develop, and receive psychological support. Overall, as part of the “Rinat Akhmetov — To Children” program, nearly 6 million children have received comprehensive support.
