Pashanim

Can David Bayram, better known by his stage name Pashanim, is a rising star in the German rap scene, known for blending raw street energy with a cinematic flair. Born on November 30, 2000, in Berlin-Kreuzberg, Pashanim grew up surrounded by the diverse cultures and sounds of the city. Of Turkish heritage, he began rapping at just 12 years old and went on to co-found the rap crew Playboysmafia in 2017, alongside fellow Berlin artists Symba, Abuglitsch, and RB 030.

Pashanim first gained national recognition with his 2019 breakout single “Shababs botten,” which went viral on TikTok and introduced his unique style to a wider audience. His 2020 hit “Airwaves” climbed to number two on the German charts and earned a platinum certification, marking a major milestone in his career. Not just a rapper, Pashanim also has a passion for filmmaking—directing videos for artists like Juju, Nura, and Casper, as well as creating visual stories for his own music.

His musical journey includes EPs like “junge ceos 2” (2020) and “Tage vor 2000” (2023), the mixtape “Himmel über Berlin” (2022), and his debut album “2000,” released in 2024. The chart-topping single “Sommergewitter” became one of his most iconic tracks, earning multiple gold certifications. With the release of his 2025 EP “grünewürfelflow,” Pashanim continues to evolve, combining introspective lyrics with beats that reflect the pulse of Berlin. His work bridges street rap and alternative hip-hop, making him one of the most distinct voices of his generation.