Zhenis Omarov

Zhenis Omarov lahir di Taraz, Wilayah Zhambyl, dan belajar di Sekolah No. 24 sebelum melanjutkan pendidikannya di Gimnasium Tole Bi No. 8. Kemudian, dia pindah ke Almaty, di mana dia bermain untuk tim KVN selama beberapa waktu. Di Almaty, ia belajar di Universitas Manajemen. Omarov mendapatkan popularitas melalui klip video komedi di Instagram, mengumpulkan lebih dari 3,2 juta pengikut di halamannya pada tahun 2016. Ia dianggap sebagai salah satu blogger paling populer di Kazakhstan. Sejak 2016, ia mulai berakting di film. Dia muncul di *Alangdar* karya Akan Satayev (2016), *Nauryz* karya Askar Bisembin (2017), *Diary of Smart Women* karya Edil Amandyk (2019), dan *Q-Jeri* (2019). Sejak tahun 2018, ia telah merekam beberapa lagu rap dan hip-hop, antara lain *F.A.T.*, *Bud' so mnoy*, *Razdevaysya*, *Vkusnaya*, *Povelasy*, *Geteroseksual*, *Supruga i suprug*, *Ne naydu*, dan *Magiya*. Ia juga tampil di video musik lagu *Shymkenttegi kyzdary zyn*. Pada bulan September 2016, Omarov meluncurkan jaringan restorannya sendiri di Almaty. Pada pertengahan tahun 2019, ia telah membuka lebih dari 20 restoran di seluruh Kazakhstan.

Zhenis Omarov was born in Taraz, Zhambyl Region, and studied at School No. 24 before continuing his education at Tole Bi Gymnasium No. 8. Later, he moved to Almaty, where he played for a KVN team for some time. In Almaty, he studied at the University of Management. Omarov gained popularity through his comedic video clips on Instagram, amassing over 3.2 million followers on his page by 2016. He is considered one of Kazakhstan's most popular bloggers. Since 2016, he has started acting in films. He appeared in Akan Satayev’s *Alangdar* (2016), Askar Bisembin’s *Nauryz* (2017), Edil Amandyk’s *Diary of Smart Women* (2019), and *Q-Jeri* (2019). Since 2018, he has recorded several rap and hip-hop songs, including *F.A.T.*, *Bud' so mnoy*, *Razdevaysya*, *Vkusnaya*, *Povelasy*, *Geteroseksual*, *Supruga i suprug*, *Ne naydu*, and *Magiya*. He also appeared in the music video for the song *Shymkenttegi kyzdary zyn*. In September 2016, Omarov launched his own restaurant chain in Almaty. By mid-2019, he had opened more than 20 restaurants across Kazakhstan.