Persian Rappers

[IQ]

http://www.nylamagazine.com/brabo/brabo1.htm

[Dariush]

iqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq]koja hasti to
dis nigga kan rap

[Raiden]

Bad nabood...dastet dard nakoneh.

[IQ]

iqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq]koja hasti to
dis nigga kan rap

been busy. ( IQ coming soon )

[IQ]

this rapper is half persian and half black. he went to the high school that i went to.
http://www.nylamagazine.com/kspawn/kspawn.htm
http://www.nylamagazine.com/kspawn/kspawn2.htm
http://www.nylamagazine.com/kspawn/kspawn3.htm
http://www.nylamagazine.com/kspawn/kspawn4.htm

COAST TO COAST

-Mayar Zokaei

[Raiden]

this rapper is half persian and half black. he went to the high school that i went to.

http://www.nylamagazine.com/kspawn/kspawn.htm

http://www.nylamagazine.com/kspawn/kspawn2.htm

http://www.nylamagazine.com/kspawn/kspawn3.htm

http://www.nylamagazine.com/kspawn/kspawn4.htm

Bebakshid ina ham rapayeh digareshe? Akhe kar nemikonand...albattah oonike too poste avalli gosashti kar mikneh.

[IQ]

alan man click kardam daare mikhone. in yeki digast vali.

[Raiden]

nemidonam cherah barayeh man kar nemikoneh...

[Rasputin]

IQ.. the page is workin' ! No errores ! Thx .

[Raiden]

Baleh...moshkel as maneh!

[IQ]

oh ok

[IQ]

http://www.nylamagazine.com/ardavan/ardavan1.htm

THE LIGHT

The ranks of Persian hip-hop artists may be as thin as a White House alibi compared to the rest of the general population, but there are gleaming spots of potential. Glowing as an ever-brightening beacon is Los Angeles' own WHODENE, whose quest for music goes far beyond making a groove to which clubbers can grind on each other with. I want to make music you could put on in a club, but has something to say, like Kanye West," Whodene voices.

And on the everlasting mutual contempt of the underground, and mainstream scenes, Whodene calls into question the validity of the mainstream. "It's all just 'drink Cristal, party and have sex," Whodene laments. "The mainstream is about being famous but talks about nothing. The underground is about reading books and being intellectual."

The young upstart cites a Tribe Called Quest, Public Enemy and Whodini as some of his inspirations, and when it comes to pay homage to his cultural roots, he's more than willing. "I use the traditional Persian influence in music," Whodene explains. "Everyone's looking to the Middle East right now, and I want to show that the Middle East is not just about Hezbollah."

-Micah Grossman

[IQ]

http://www.nylamagazine.com/pryncep/pryncep1.htm

http://www.nylamagazine.com/pryncep/pryncep2.htm

http://www.nylamagazine.com/pryncep/pryncep3.htm

[GoorGoor]

ahange khobi bood.

[IQ]

http://www.nylamagazine.com/locksmith/locksmith1.htm