The name Zhekich Dubrovsky is increasingly being heard on the vastness of the Russian Internet. This is a fast-growing blogger producing automotive videos.
Zhekich Dubrovsky (Evgeny Dubrovsky) is a Russian video blogger who posts videos and clips of his own production on the Full Lux YouTube channel. Evgeny was born in 1989 in the city of Chita. Cars are his real passion, and for a long time Zhekich collaborated with Russian autobloggers, including the notorious Zhorik Revazov, as well as with manufacturers of car tuning equipment.
Evgeny Dubrovsky created his YouTube channel at the end of 2013. Initially, it was devoted to test drives and reviews of new and already popular cars, mainly from foreign manufacturers. Gradually, the blogger switched to the topic of auto-tuning and began releasing a series of videos about the so-called "pumping" of supported cars.
Today, the channel's audience is one million subscribers, which makes Evgeny one of the most successful Russian video bloggers, including in the automotive field. Dubrovsky still shoots video reviews and training videos about auto-tuning. Also, the channel also publishes various other videos on automotive topics and about the life of Eugene himself, who tries to keep in touch with subscribers. In total, about 180 videos were released on Full Lux, the total number of views of which exceeded 100 million.
The main audience of the channel is young people under the age of 25, so the video format also remains youthful and takes into account the current trends in the automotive industry. One of the popular projects from Zhekich was "JDMschiki versus TAZovodov", in which the blogger compares tuned cars of Japanese and Russian production. Focusing on Japanese cars, Eugene released several more multi-series projects dedicated to them, including "JDMschiki" (separately about Japanese cars) and "JDMschiki versus EUROPEans" (comparison of "Japanese" with European cars).
One of Zhekich Dubrovsky's projects "Cars from NFS" is dedicated to expensive sports cars and their tuning. The Luaz series of commercials about the modernization of the Russian off-road vehicle UAZ has also become quite popular. In addition, Eugene bought a used BMW 7 Series car and independently improved its various characteristics within the framework of the Beha Seven project. In the final episodes of each tuning-themed mini-series, Zekich conducts mini-races and test-drives of improved cars in urban and rough terrain.
The channel also released videos as part of the Full Lux ReBuy project. In it, Evgeny buys supported foreign passenger cars and, for a minimal budget, tries to create real "supercars" out of them that can match the driving characteristics of expensive and powerful cars. Gradually, the project was slightly changed and received the name "Wheelbarrow of No Return". It has become the longest and most popular: about 30 episodes have been released so far.
Yevgeny Dubrovsky tries to approach video shooting with professionalism. He claims that he always strives to convey to his viewers the most detailed and detailed information. Interest in his work made the video blogger shoot a full-length documentary in which he tried to tell in simple language about the tribotechnical compositions produced in Russia based on natural minerals. Dubrovsky personally visited production lines and offices, talked with specialists and consultants and told about the pros and cons of additives for car body treatment. Details about Eugene's personal life can be found on his pages on VK social networks (https://vk.com/zheki444) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/zheki444/).