Imagine love as a shooting range – that is the playful picture Jony paints in Полигон (Poligon). Cupid’s arrows are whizzing all around, yet the singer keeps his distance, repeating the catchy “pау-pау-pау” to mimic gunfire and emphasize how he dodges every shot. He climbs rooftops, feels the scorching sun, and even cools off by the sea, all while insisting he is “so-so-so far away” from falling head-over-heels. The chorus’s rhythmic echo turns the battlefield of love into a dance floor, making the listener bob their head while picturing arrows zipping past.
Underneath the swagger, though, Jony confesses that attraction is already tugging at him “like a magnet.” He catches glimpses of lace, loses his breath, and quietly admits that one day a stray arrow will strike. Until then, he enjoys the suspense, promising to find “her” and rewrite their story when the moment feels right. The song’s upbeat vibe pairs with lyrics about resisting romance, creating a playful tug-of-war between independence and inevitable infatuation.
JONY, born Jahid Afrail oglu Huseynli in 1996 in Baku, Azerbaijan, is a celebrated singer and songwriter based in Moscow, Russia. Known for his smooth blend of Russian pop, hookah rap, and contemporary R&B, he first gained widespread acclaim with hits like "Alley" and "Comet," which topped charts and amassed millions of views on YouTube.
Winner of the second season of Russia's "The Masked Singer" and multiple prestigious awards including the Golden Gramophone, JONY has become a standout voice in modern Russian music. In 2024, he took on the role of coach on "The Voice Kids," sharing his musical expertise with the next generation. His heartfelt lyrics and captivating performances have earned him a devoted fan base across Russian-speaking countries.