Talhah Yunus

Talhah Yunus, born on October 21, 1996, in Karachi, Pakistan, is a talented rapper, songwriter, and music producer, best known for being one half of the iconic hip-hop duo, Young Stunners, alongside Talha Anjum. The duo rose to fame with their debut single, “Burger-e-Karachi,” a sharp, satirical take on the elite culture of Karachi. Their debut album, Rebirth (2017), cemented their place in the South Asian hip-hop scene, drawing attention for its introspective lyrics and fresh sound.

Yunus studied filmmaking at the National College of Arts in Lahore, which has greatly influenced his approach to music videos and storytelling. His artistic vision is reflected in his solo projects, including the mixtape 6IX (2020) and the album Shikwa (Side B) (2024). Tracks like “Aadat,” “Heartbeat,” and “Dillagi” showcase his versatility as a solo artist, blending heartfelt lyrics with innovative production.

Beyond his music, Yunus has also contributed to the Pakistan Super League (PSL) anthems, including “Groove Mera” (2021). He’s collaborated with several artists, such as Asim Azhar on “Yeh Hai Karachi” (2022), and worked with producer Jokhay on hits like “Laga Reh,” “Afsanay,” and “Touch Base.”

Talhah Yunus continues to push the boundaries of Pakistani hip-hop with his unique sound and impactful lyrics, resonating with both local and global audiences. His creative contributions are shaping the future of the genre.