Inkabee's Triple J Debut: A Young Rapper's Journey

0:00On March 28th, Inc. could be just dropped his triple J like a version debut, flipping the Black Eyed Peas' 2003 track, where is the love into A? Fresh, full band vibe. This new-onger Wangi rapper from Perth is still a teenager, making him one of the youngest ever to hit that studio. He picked the song on a drive with his mom, feeling its message on world division and unity hits perfect for today. It's all instinct for him, building on his quick rise in Aussie hip hop. Back in December 2022, at just 11 years old, he teamed up with his dad, Flun, for beat the odds, grabbing national buzz, and two. West Australia Music Award nods. Their follow-up weed at good blew up online with over 10 million views from a triple J bars of steel set. He stacked wins like Chance the Rapper, calling him the future of Australian hip hop at SXSW Sydney, performing for 60,000 at Optis Stadium, and taking stages at Vivid Sydney and SXSW

1:00Texas. Plus, he snagged the triple J, unearthed high indigenous initiative win, joining names like Genesis Ousu and the Kid L'Heroi. Inc. proving age is no barrier, dropping bars that echo bigger calls for change while owning the spotlight down under. That's the story for today. Music news today, driven by AI.