Malishka (song)

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Malishka (Russian: Малышка) is a song by Russian hip-hop singer Morgenshtern & singer Sharlot, released on 8 March 2020 through the label Zhara Atlantic Records Russia and is dedicated to International Women's Day.^[1][2] In this song Morgenshtern & Sharlot confessed their love to girls.

This song with Sharlot is a continuation of a series of joint songs by Morgenshtern. In December 2019, Morgenshtern wrote the song "Мне Пох" together with Klava Koka, and in February 2020 he released a music video for the song "Ратататата", written with AK-47.^[3][1][4]

Morgenshtern published footage from the filming of the video a month before the song was released, where he wished everyone a happy Valentine's Day.^[5]

The music video for the song was released on 8 March on Morgenshtern's official YouTube-channel, the same day the song was released.^[6] The video was shot by Basket Films and Nikita Zamoisky.^[7]

Chart (2020)	Highest position
Russia (VK)[8]	9