Ken the Rapper

Ken the Rapper

Kemon Brown (known as Ken the Rapper and Ken Kunt) was born on May 4, 1999. Influenced by Nicki Minaj, Miley Cyrus, and City Girls, Ken the Rapper debuted in 2012 with his debut single “The New Kid” which made it to his debut album a year later. Two songs from Ken the Rapper’s 2020 EP “Problematic Bitch” made it to the charts with “My Type (Remix) debuting at #71 on Denmark iTunes (March 15, 2020) and “2 Reasons (Remix)” at #87 in the Youtube Chart US (October 6, 2019). In 2013, Ken released his debut and sophomore album “My New Beginning” under Ken Kunt. The two albums explored genres: Electronic, Dance, Dubstep, Hip Hop, Pop & Rock. In 2017, Ken made a return back to music under a new name which is now Ken the Rapper. The first single from his 3rd self-titled album KEN, Onika Taught Me” became Ken’s highest streamed song on Spotify as the song payed homage to Nicki Minaj. The following year, Ken released his dreamy 4th album “Reverie”. From the unapologetic “I’m Just Stating Facts”, fun pop songs and the club bumping “Hacked His Twitter”, Ken the Rapper was just getting started. In 2019, Ken released his impressive 5th album “All the Things You Love” followed by a deluxe version and a new EP titled “Problematic Bitch: The Mixtape”. The EP features remixes from hits we know today such as Saweetie’s “My Type” and Trey Songz’s “2 Reasons”. In 2021, he released 2 albums that explores more genres.

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