Kirill Bichutsky

Kirill Bichutsky (also known as The Slut Whisperer or Kirill Was Here)[1] is a Russian-born American photographer, event organizer and entrepreneur based in New York City.

Kirill Bichutsky
Born (1984-06-09) June 9, 1984
Moscow, Russia
NationalityAmerican - Russian
EducationRoxbury High School
Alma materWilliam Paterson University (Dropped out)
Known forKirill Was Here, Assholes Live Forever
StyleNightlife photography
Partner(s)Estée Maria (2017-present)
Websitekirillshouseparty.com

Early life

Kirill Bichutsky was born in Moscow, Russia.[2] When he was 2 years old, his family emigrated to the United States and settled in Roxbury, New Jersey. Growing up, Bichutsky wanted to be a Disney animator.[3] Bichutsky graduated from high school in 2002, and was awarded a full scholarship to William Paterson University. He later dropped out.[4]

Career

After being introduced to nightclubs by a DJ, Bichutsky began taking photographs at parties and nightclubs.[4] The photography often consisted of nude or scantily clad women at the parties.[4] Bichutsky began to be hired by venues to host, and/or use his name and likeness to promote an evening event.[5]

In 2015, Bichutsky was featured on the Showtime series 3AM.[4]

In 2018, Bichutsky was featured in the Netflix documentary film The American Meme.[6]

Merchandise

Bichutsky has merchandise for sale by Linda Finegold under the Assholes Live Forever brand.[7]

Controversy

Bichusky's party's have been banned in many cities across the United States and Canada. Detractors often claim his party's reenforce misogyny.[8][9][10]

In 2017, Bichutsky was banned from twitter.[11]

Bichusky's Instagram accounts have been frequently deleted.

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