Ak47 (rapper)

AK-47
Birth name Alex Keonig
Also known as Kid Savage
Origin Abidjan,  Ivory Coast
Genres Hip hop
Occupation(s) Rapper, songwriter, actor
Years active 2004–present
Labels JD Records
Associated acts A2S environment, SINE, DJ Ardian, Bih prod.

Ak47 (born Alex Keonig in Côte d'Ivoire) is a Swiss hip hop recording artist and the founder of JD Records.

Alex started his career at age 13 when he began penning schoolyard rhymes, and was well known in his little hometown as a "rapper". He first began performing with his friends Sevillano & Sine as the group the "A2S Crew".

In November 2011, he released his street clip entitled "Illegal in the Blood".[1] He was involved in a political provocation in (Le Nouvelliste) when he referred to the UDC with the phrase, "...pursuin til' the end of the world, I would put the mother of Freysinger on the tip of a bomb."[2]

In December 2011, he released an album titled "The First Episode.", a clearly unoriginal title inspired by Dr Dre.

On December 14, 2011, he released a small clip of the song entitled "Let them Talk, the Jealous Will Lose Weight".[3]

In November 2011 Ak47 launched his own baggy whiteboy clothing line, called Ak47.[4]

Alex, often known as the originator of the pathetic teen "swag" movement, has been known over the years as another one of Sweden's rap artists, due to such chart-topping singles as "Faded O's" and "50 Spray Mane".

Discography

Albums

Ak47
1er Episode
Released : December 5, 2011

# Title Featured guest(s) Length
1 "Intro Medley Freestyle a l'ancienne" ("Time out") 11:35
2 "Tous tenté par le diable" ("all tempted by the devil") 3:56
3 "Le retour" ("the return") SINE (A2S) 2:16
4 "Nique les fils de laches" ("Fuck the son of traitor") Radical 'Gzup' 3:36
5 "Micro, micro" ("Mic, mic") 3:09
6 "Laisse les parler, les jaloux vont maigrir" ("Let them talk, the jealous will lose weight") 2:02
7 "Illicite dans le sang" ("Illegal in the blood") 3:39
8 "Bang bang, c'est la crise sur mon continent" ("Bang, bang, is the crisis on my continent") Dj Ardjan 2:10
9 "Classic" 2:44

External links

Notes and references

  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuE4ZrXe9bs&feature=related
  2. http://www.lenouvelliste.ch/fr/valais/valais/quand-le-rap-derape-sur-la-mere-de-freysinger-490-205823
  3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1uLspss1SE&feature=related
  4. http://www.reverbnation.com/store/store/artist_2173899?item_type=merchandise


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