Bangs

Bangs is a South Sudanese-Australian MC who also attracted the interest of Eminem, Honda, and Jimmy Fallon along with his quirky strike “Take U to Da Films.” Given birth to in the South Sudan, he spent two of his teenager years in Egypt before shifting to Australia. A lover of Soulja Boy, Chingy, and Dr. Dre, Bangs created the Nubian Knights in Australia as an East African immigrant hip-hop collective. Released in 2005, the group released a self-titled recording in ’09 2009, but that was also the same 12 months Bangs required his solo profession to some other level by uploading his monitor “Consider U to Da Films.” The viral strike grew and grew, with an in-studio appearance on Eminem’s satellite television radio station, Color 45, accompanied by a 2010 Honda Jazz tv commercial offering Bangs providing his strike monitor. In 2011, he released the recording Reflections, while 2012 noticed the discharge of Bangz the Don. The mixtape Good adopted in 2013, and “Consider U to Da Films” was presented on the 2015 bout of NIGHT TIME with Jimmy Fallon through the tv show’s section of “terrible” music, USUALLY DO NOT Play. Bangs released his diss monitor “Ur Boy Bangz – Response to Jimmy Fallon – USUALLY DO NOT View” that same 12 months.