Kevin Pouya, born December 20, 1994, in Miami, Florida, is a well-known name in the underground rap scene. With Cuban and Iranian roots, Pouya’s musical journey began in his late teens, gaining attention with his 2012 mixtape Fuck It. His raw, unfiltered approach quickly caught the ears of listeners and set the stage for his rise in the hip-hop world.

In 2011, Pouya teamed up with his childhood friend, Nicholas “Fat Nick” Voutsinas, to co-found the Buffet Boys collective, which became a key element in his musical career. Their collaboration birthed the 2015 mixtape South Side Slugs, cementing their bond and artistic chemistry. Together, they contributed to the growth of the underground rap movement.

Pouya’s discography showcases his versatility, with standout albums like Underground Underdog (2016) and Five Five (2018). He’s known for his collaborations with various prominent artists in the hip-hop community, such as Ghostemane, $uicideboy$, and Denzel Curry. These partnerships have expanded his reach and solidified his place in the genre.

Despite his growing success, Pouya has stayed true to his roots, releasing music under his own label, All But 6. This independence allows him to maintain creative control and stay connected with his fanbase, ensuring that his music remains authentic and true to his vision.