Rezawrecktion facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Rezawrecktion
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| Origin | Montana, United States |
| Genres | Christian hip-hop, Native American hip-hop |
| Years active | 2003-2005 |
| Associated acts | Supaman |
| Past members | Christian "Supaman" Takes The Gun Wes "Hvnsent" Stops Jr. Scott "Sabatage" Flatlip, John "Chosen" Ladson |
Rezawrecktion was an award-winning hip-hop group from the United States. This group was special because its members were all from the Apsáalooke tribe, a Native American nation. They made music that combined hip-hop beats with messages of faith.
The group released one album called It's Time in 2005. This album was very popular and helped them win a big award.
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The Story of Rezawrecktion
Rezawrecktion was formed by four talented musicians. Their names were Christian "Supaman" Takes The Gun, Wes "Hvnsent" Stops Jr., Scott "Sabatage" Flatlip, and John "Chosen" Ladson. They came from Montana, a state in the western United States.
Their Music and Message
The group's music was known as Christian hip-hop and Native American hip-hop. This means their songs often talked about their Christian faith and their experiences as Native Americans. They used rap and hip-hop styles to share important messages with their listeners.
Their only album, It's Time, was released by themselves in 2005. It showed their unique blend of music and powerful lyrics.
Winning an Award
In 2005, Rezawrecktion was nominated for a special award. They were up for the Gospel/Christian Recording award at the Native American Music Awards. This award celebrates the best music made by Native American artists.
Rezawrecktion won the award! This was a huge achievement for the group. Winning helped them become more well-known and share their music with more people.
Touring and What Happened Next
After winning the award, Rezawrecktion started touring. They traveled around to perform their songs for fans. While touring, they also began working on new music for a second album.
However, the group eventually stopped making music together. This means they became "defunct," which is a way of saying they broke up or stopped performing. After Rezawrecktion, one of its members, Christian "Supaman" Takes The Gun, started his own solo music career. He became known simply as Supaman and continued to make music that blended hip-hop with Native American culture.
