K-Rob facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
K-Rob
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| Birth name | Malik Johnson |
| Genres | Hip hop |
| Occupation(s) | Rapper |
| Labels | Profile |
Malik Johnson, known to many as K-Rob, is an American rapper and graffiti artist. He became famous in 1983 for his vocals on the song "Beat Bop" with Rammellzee. K-Rob was also known for his graffiti art, where he used the tag "Crane."
Who is K-Rob?
K-Rob's real name is Malik Johnson. He is a talented artist who has worked in both music and visual art. His unique style helped shape early hip hop.
Early Music and Graffiti Art
In 1983, K-Rob teamed up with another artist, Rammellzee, for the song "Beat Bop." This song became a classic in the hip hop world. It was known for its experimental sound and its connection to the graffiti art scene in New York City.
K-Rob also released his own music. In 1986, he put out two singles: "I'm a Homeboy" and "The Day K-Rob Came Back." These songs showed his skills as a solo rapper. Besides music, K-Rob was a well-known graffiti artist. His tag, "Crane," could be seen in many places.
Later Life and Faith
After the 1980s, K-Rob's focus changed. He continued to contribute to music occasionally, like providing a verse for "Beat Bop Part 2" in 2004. This song was part of Rammellzee's album Bi-Conicals of the Rammellzee. However, K-Rob has mostly dedicated his life to his Muslim faith since then.
