Singer Roman Scorpio revealed how much he earns in 2026

Ukrainian singer Roman Scorpio earns an average of 400-500 thousand hryvnias a month. The artist finances and produces his music project himself, so he invests a significant part of his income back into its further development. He talked about this on Slava Dyomin's YouTube channel.

How much Roman Scorpio earns in 2026

During the conversation, the singer initially avoided a specific figure. He explained that he does not keep a detailed account of his income since the money he earns is constantly directed towards new songs, concerts, and other project needs.

This approach is common among artists who build their careers independently. For example, singer Khayat earns from performances and streaming platforms, but he also spends part of his income on creating music.

«In fact, I earn, invest money into the project, earn, invest money into the project. It's easier for me this way», - explained Roman Scorpio.

Slava Dyomin suggested that the artist's personal income is around 10 thousand dollars a month. The singer agreed with this assessment but emphasized that the amount is unstable and depends on the number of concerts.

In terms of hryvnias, it amounts to approximately 400-500 thousand a month. This is an average figure: during certain periods, the artist can earn more or less.

Roman Scorpio finances his music project himself

The performer emphasized that from the very beginning he has remained the producer and investor of his own project. According to him, external partners do not finance his musical activities, and his concert manager keeps track of the current calculations.

«One month is like this, the second month is like that, but on average it can be about this plus or minus», - noted Roman Scorpio.

Due to constant investments, the declared amount does not equal the free money that the singer can spend on himself. A similar model was described by pianist Yevgen Hmara: with an average income of about 10 thousand dollars, some concerts may break even or require additional funding.

Roman Scorpio also could not specify his regular household expenses. He does not separately calculate expenses for food, fuel, or utilities, as he aims to earn enough so that his family does not have to constantly worry about money.

Earlier, the singer, by his own admission, spent his first significant earnings on clothes and other status purchases. Over time, he gave up the desire to showcase wealth and now sees no need to assert himself through expensive items.

Income instability is characteristic of the music business, where financial results depend on performances, royalties, and production costs. Producer Yuriy Nikitin also explained that even a successful music product does not guarantee the same earnings every month.