Ya budu

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"Ya budu" (Russian: «Я буду») is a song written by Russian singer Olga Zasulsky, producer Oleg Mironov and members of the group 23:45, Grigory Bogachev and Georgy Yukhanov. It was released as single by 5sta Family and 23:45.

The song charted highly in Russia, becoming one of the most successful songs of 2009. The members of "5ivesta Family" themselves credited the song's success to the "skillful" musical production and the memorable ending chorus." They also praised the "painstaking" work of their producer, Oleg Mironov.^[1]

According to Russkoye Radio, the presentation of the single was created in order to refute rumors that the song was performed by Kristina Orbakaitė.^[2]

By the end of 2009, the single went platinum (as a ringtone) in Russia with sales of 200 thousand copies.^[3]